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LCRO 20/2017 CONCERNING an application for review pursuant to section 193 of the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act 2006 AND CONCERNING a determination of the [Area] Standards Committee [X] BETWEEN AP Applicant AND RE Respondent DECISION The names and identifying details of the parties in this decision have been changed. Introduction [1] Mr AP has applied to review a decision of the [Area] Standards Committee [X] (the Committee), in wh
...Pelsemaeker; and (c) My amendments to PC7 in response to Mr De Pelsemaeker’s updated version, and in response to matters raised both by the Court and by other parties in this hearing to date. Scope 4. The submission by OWRUG included relief requesting that PC7 be declined in its entirety (paragraph 194). The changes to PC7 proposed in my supplementary evidence are therefore within the scope of the relief sought by OWRUG. In addition, these changes only deal with PC7 (rather...
...had not paid or provided to the employees: a) Holiday pay when their employment was terminated within 12 months of service in respect of M, V and G. b) Holiday pay for B, T and K. c) Holiday pay and an alternative day whenever work was performed on a public holiday. d) Holiday pay where the public holiday was not worked but was an otherwise working day. 88. The plaintiff calculated the employees were owed holiday pay of: Arrears of public holiday...
...to better provide for delivering litigation services on unbundled retainers, and producing a series of animations to explain court processes to laypersons. I was a member, and then convenor, of the NZLS’ National Standards Committee that was formed in 2018 to hear sensitive complaints relating to lawyers, and briefly sat on the Civil Litigation and Tribunals Committee, before stepping off those committees as a result of my appointment as Relief Coroner. I was also the Co-Chair of...
...which is included in Appendix 2. The reasons for making these changes are set out in Appendix 10. 69. To ensure Step 4 is a simple process, the experts have considered whether the ORC can make the completed analysis available to an applicant on request. 70. The following experts CB, AD, IM, MH, LH, DM, agree that it is best to start with the flow rate as l/s, cleanse this data following a procedure set out in Schedule 10A.4, and calculate the daily, monthly, and annual water use...
...of the property to the Māori Trustee was subsequently registered against the title SA67A/69 on 11 December 2013. [17] On 13 December 2013, Mr Ranklior sent an email to the Chairman of the Oruanui Lands Trust (for the attention of Mr Walters) requesting a cheque for $1,400.00 for the subdivision application to the Taupō District Council. In the application it was recorded that for the purposes of the mortgage, Lot 1 was to be held in a stand-alone entity with the ownership intend...
...knowledge of the author and the Ministry of Justice as at October 2019. However no liability is assumed by the author or the Ministry of Justice for any losses suffered by any person relying directly or indirectly on this publication. Note: Some of the information in this book may seem more relevant to young people who are witnesses for a police case. A lot of the information will also be relevant to other young people who are witnesses in court. LET’S TALK COURT | 3 CONTENTS What...
...may well be a factor in the etiology of his arthritis. At his young age, we would not be embarking on major surgery like a joint replacement and it may be that an arthroscopic debridement procedure is where we are heading… [10] Mr Ball requested surgery funding for arthroscopic debridement, capsular release, and chondroplasty. In the ARTP, Mr Ball noted that Mr Prasad was only 49 years old. He noted that an x-ray report suggested the possibility of an old Bankart injury a...
...widely used. This tool repeats the four statutory indicia, but includes guidance on what impaired speech, co-ordination, behaviour or appearance might relevantly look like in an intoxicated person. These are: [21.1] Speech – slurring, difficulty forming words, loud, repetitive, loses train of thought, nonsensical, unintelligible. [21.2] Coordination – spills drinks, stumbles, trips, weaves, walks into objects, unable to stand unaided or sit straight. [21.3] Appearance – bl...
...victims reporting to Police, by demographic 3 Reasons for not reporting 4 Reasons for not reporting About About the data tables Disclaimer 1. While all care and diligence has been taken in processing, analysing, and extracting data and information for this publication, the Ministry of Justice gives no warranty that it is error free and will not be liable for any loss or damage suffered by the use directly, or indirectly, of the information in this publication. 2. Data co...