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...five working days thereafter. 3. Counsel for the applicant may respond to the respondent’s submission within a further five working days. [35] The Tribunal will then consider the matter of penalty on the papers. Either or both of counsel may request a hearing about the penalty to be imposed. DATED at AUCKLAND this 21st day of August 2015 BJ Kendall Chairperson
...review. Many could be suggested, for example a threshold in a number of NZLCDT appearances by any single practitioner or practice. Accordingly I feel a duty, as a representative of the public you seek to protect, to raise a novel complaint to requesting the examination of [the respondent’s] fitness to practise law based upon his own words and those of various professional disciplinary bodies. [7] The second fresh complaint, dated 1 July 2024, related to the alleged conduct of...
...endorsement is as follows: “Solicitor [Ms Schaaf] to lodge personal grievance”. In an affidavit of Mrs Tu’itupou sworn on 9 August 2006 but filed at the hearing, she states that this file note was not disclosed to Ms Schaaf when information was requested. Another file note prepared at the dismissal meeting was disclosed and is annexed to this subsequent affidavit. The two documents were clearly prepared by different persons present. Ms Tiaiti’s note appears to be more in...
...with the objectives and policies for the SHZ; (e) If the area of Judges Bay we request revert to the SHZ were to remain zoned MHS as the Council’s decision confirmed, the permitted level of development and the development controls and performance standards for the MHS zone that enable more intensive development on smaller sites would enable a form and character of development that would adversely affect existing and future character and amenity values; (f) The re-zoning de...
...claims brought by Maori relating to actions or omissions of the Crown. Unlike other Commissions of Inquiry which may be set up, legal aid is available for claimants appearing before the Waitangi Tribunal. 2 8. Legal Aid Services may seek information from the Waitangi Tribunal at any time on issues regarding the nature and extent of a claim, the relationship between the claim and other claims, and other matters relevant to grants of legal aid for that claim. Section 49 of the Act...
...conflict was their different perceptions of who was responsible for individual patients. Ms Clear believed that patients were “hers.” From Mrs Parata’s point of view, generally the patients were cared for by a team of midwives unless one requested a particular midwife to care for her. This led to mutual antagonism. [25] Midwives who had worked at the Tokoroa Maternity Ward from the 1970s onwards gave their views about this relationship and the working environment. Whi...
...Chapter 1 – Submitting an application Overview Process The diagram below illustrates the process for how applications for approval are assessed. This chapter focuses on the information submitted by the applicant. Further information requested. If not received by date given, application is returned. Application assessed and sent to Selection Committee Application received and checked it is complete Complete Not complete Complete If approved, applicant may be of...
...Proceedings You may be a party to the appeal if: a) you made a submission on the matter of this appeal; b) within 15 working days after the period for lodging a notice of appeal ends, you lodge a notice of your wish to be a party to the proceedings (in form 33) with the Environment Court and serve copies of your notice on the relevant local authority and the appellant; and c) within 20 working days after the period for lodging a notice of appeal ends, you serve copies of your notice...
...relationship is. This is particularly so in cases involving vulnerable workers. [20] The sort of bright-line test advanced on behalf of the defendant runs the risk of obscuring the practical realities of working relationships, and focusing on form over substance. That is not an approach mandated by the Employment Relations Act, and is at odds with the underlying objectives of the legislation (including addressing inherent imbalances in bargaining power).9 [21] The full Court...
...resolved under the Property (Relationships) Act 1976. [10] At 10.02 am on 22 December 2016, Ms SM’s lawyer stated (in her accompanying 21 December 2016 letter) that Ms HW, by acting for Mr JK and his parents against Ms SM was conflicted, and requested Ms HW to reconsider. Ms SM’s lawyer repeated that Ms SM wanted both properties sold, the sale proceeds held pending a Court order, and stated Ms SM did not agree to any funds being paid to Mr JK’s parents. [11] In response by...