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1. Chowdhury v Standing [2012] NZIACDT 57 (30 August 2012) [pdf, 133 KB]

   ...and studying in the United Kingdom. His first point of contact with Mr Standing was through an internet search. Mr Standing’s practice was promoted on a website. [11] Mr Chowdhury made a preliminary inquiry, but did not provide the detailed information necessary to reach a conclusion regarding his immigration entitlement. [12] Mr Standing replied to Mr Chowdhury’s inquiry by letter dated 23 November 2010. It said “based on current New Zealand Immigration Policy and the inform...

2. IX v AQ & AP LCRO 57 / 2012 (23 May 2012) [pdf, 111 KB]

   ...the agreed scope of our services. Work which falls outside that scope will be charged on an hourly rate basis. We will advise you as soon as reasonably practicable if it becomes necessary for us to provide services outside the agreed scope and if requested, give you an estimate of the likely amount of the further costs. c) Where our fees are calculated on an hourly basis, the hourly rates are set out in our engagement letter. Time spent is recorded in 6 minute units, with time rounded...

3. Waitangi Tribunal - issue 63 of Te Manutukutuku [pdf, 1.5 MB]

   ...workshops at recent judicial conferences, to seek the necessary information. We encourage people to respond so that claims can be registered. We released part one of the Te Urewera report in April 2009. The report is being released in parts at the request of the Crown and claimants to assist them with their settlement negotiations. We look forward to releasing further parts in the coming months. We have also maintained our busy work programme, with several inquiries in preparatio...

4. KY v DZ LCRO 174/2015 (25 October 2016) [pdf, 76 KB]

   ...not been handed to Mr KY in person, or in accordance with FCR 110. Citing that rule, Ms JR nonetheless said that she now had instructions to accept service by email, time would run from her receipt of the proceedings by that method, and she would request an extension of time for the first Registrar’s review. Tuesday 12 May 2015 [17] Mr DZ responded to Ms JR’s email explaining that the guard at the gate had declined him entry, but that he had been told by the Coordinator that she c...

5. [2018] NZEmpC 63 Lorigan v Infinity Automotive Ltd [pdf, 342 KB]

   ...how” he had raised his unjustified disadvantage personal grievance.8 [10] I went on to direct that he file all relevant particulars in a single memorandum. I explained that this was so that the defendant, and the Court, could be properly informed as to the allegations Mr Lorigan was making about each of the issues summarised in [33] and [34] of the December judgment. I said that the memorandum which should be filed should follow the sequence of issues raised in those paragraphs,...

6. [2018] NZEnvC 030 Auckland Council v London Pacific Family Trust [pdf, 7.4 MB]

   ...determination. Our directions allow for this. Other matters [50] The court acknowledges the Council's progress report on its continuing analysis of the interrelationship between AUP overlays and underlying zones. As per the Council 's request, directions are made and amended such that the Council is given three months to file an associated final report on this. [51] For the avoidance of doubt, at this stage, we leave open the possibility for our declaration at [53] to be...

7. Family Violence Summit 2017 summary report [pdf, 922 KB]

   ...and the family court system, and comments on wider contextual issues, such as mental health, poverty and addiction. Themes emerging from the online submissions and discussion at workshops were: • the need for widespread understanding of all forms of violence, including the immediate and ongoing effects, as well as understanding that an ineffective response may prolong and exacerbate the effects of violence. It was suggested that understanding could be improved through the school...

8. Atutahi - Ototoika A14 Block (2020) 201 Waikato Maniapoto 153 (201 WMN 153) [pdf, 282 KB]

   ...Atutahi’s father. At that time, Huirau Atutahi owned half the shares in the block (18 shares). The remaining half shares in the block were owned by Max MacDonald (16.5 shares) and his sister Isobelle Smith (1.5 shares). [4] In 1964 at the request of his parents, Thompson Atutahi returned to Oparure from Auckland. The request was made due to his father’s declining health. He and his wife have lived in the dwelling ever since that time, raising three children and from time to...

9. [2020] NZEmpC 88 123 Casino Ltd t/a 123 Palm Bar & Restaurant & Function Centre v Zuo [pdf, 266 KB]

   ...for a further unpaid period of work observation. [9] On 13 August 2017 Ms Zuo exchanged messages on WeChat with Palm Bar’s Duty Head Chef, Hongyun Liu, and she was invited back for a few more hours of work. The offer from Ms Liu was for a formal work trial but this time on pay. The proposed start date for this trial was 16 August 2017. There were said to be two inducements to this offer; the possibility of employment and future assistance with a visa. Ms Zuo worked from 16 A...

10. McNicholl v CAC416 & O'Loughlin [2019] NZREADT 32 - Penalty (2 August 2019) [pdf, 276 KB]

    ...the purchase”. She submitted that a denial of the opportunity not to purchase the property as a consequence of an error or omission cannot lead to relief which is recoverable under s 93(1)(f). [21] Mrs Parker submitted that the appellants’ request for compensation for “stress, anxiety, and frustration” of $7,500 each is a claim for general damages, and directly contrary to Quin. She further submitted that it is not open to the Tribunal to order a payment to Mr Lennon and M...