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1. [2024] NZEnvC 267 Zant v Central Hawke's Bay District Council [pdf, 625 KB]

   ...for an ONF rating. 17. The common factor affecting the coastal length of the ONF is the Limestone rock-type, which is unique for Coastal Central Hawke’s Bay and gives a unifying character to the 5km length of ONF … 18. limestone rock-type forms the prominent feature of the Mangakuri Gorge near Kairakau settlement… . A mix of Limestone also forms the distinctive cliffs that run along the coastal edge north of the settlement. This same rock-type forms the coastal edge of the Zants...

2. Recording Industry Association of New Zealand v TCLE-A-T6518151 [2013] NZCOP 12 [pdf, 222 KB]

   ...periods. [7] The initial detection notice was issued on 24 May 2012. [8] The warning notice was issued on 14 August 2012. During the ensuing on- notice period, the Applicant sent one further notice to the IPAP. Because only the IPAP holds the information matching IP addresses and account holders, the Applicant did not know the identity of the account holder or that the further alleged infringing was taking place within an on-notice period. [9] The enforcement notice was issued on...

3. ADM Ltd v ZWN and ADN v ZWM [2011] NZDT 162 (14 January 2011) [pdf, 104 KB]

   ...during the hearing that clauses 10.1 and 10.5 in relation to the damage waiver were contradictory, and accordingly that ZWN should not be required to pay the excess in relation to the damage to the truck. Further, ADN argued that ZWN was not informed at the time of hire that the damage waiver did not include any third party cover; that the terms of the contract are confusing and misleading; that ZWN was not told to read the contract while at the counter; that other hire companies expl...

4. Flannery & Anor v REAA CAC 20005 & Ors [2014] NZREADT 31 [pdf, 43 KB]

   ...acknowledged the letter he received from the Flannerys and responded in detail in June 2012. He said that it was a substantive and final response to the appellants’ claim. He said that he reviewed the letter of 3 July 2012, which contained further requests and formed the view that a further reply was unnecessary. He took the view that their complaint was just a request for compensation and that he had adequately responded to this in his first letter. When questioned by the Tribunal...

5. IT v KRR [2015] NZIACDT 66 (28 May 2015) [pdf, 99 KB]

   ...later, did the complainant tell him about engaging the other adviser. [5] Mr R invoiced the complainant for the full fixed fee in the agreement, but ultimately accepted he could not properly charge a fee as his agreement was not in a satisfactory form to charge on that basis. [6] The only ground of complaint the Registrar has lodged is that Mr R charged a fee that was not fair and reasonable. [7] The Tribunal has to determine whether Mr R and the complainant entered into the agreement...

6. LCRO 161-2016 XS v VS [pdf, 152 KB]

   ...Standards Committee determination (27 June 2016) at [7]. 2 At [9]–[11]. 3 … The Committee noted Mr XS’ obligation pursuant to rule 9.6 of the RCC to render a final account and the need for Mr XS to provide with the account sufficient information to identify the matter, the period to which it relates and the work undertaken. In the Committee’s view Mr XS had failed to charge a fee that was fair and reasonable for the services provided and breached rule 9.6 of the RCCC. The...

7. People charged and convicted of psychoactive substances offences June 2017 [xlsx, 275 KB]

   Contents Psychoactive substances offences Contents: Table 1: Number of charges for psychoactive substances offences, by charge outcome, 2013/2014 - 2016/2017 Table 2: Number of people charged with psychoactive substances offences, by charge outcome, 2013/2014 - 2016/2017 Table 3: Number of people convicted of psychoactive substances offences, by court, 2013/2014 - 2016/2017 Table 4a: Number of people convicted of psychoactive substances offences, by age group, 2013/2014 - 2016/

8. Parekowhai - Mangaotane Trust Estate (2008) 181 Gisborne MB 88 (181 GIS 88) [pdf, 1.7 MB]

   ...examined more carefully and resolved. 181 Gisborne MB 90 [5] Mr Andrews acknowledged that a system whereby voting by show of hands in the ordinary course of business at general meetings was sensible with a provision to enable a vote by shares if requested. He fUliher noted that the trust had not experienced any significant difficulties over the election process because usually there were few nominees for the position of trustee and so incumbents were invariably re-appointed. S...

9. FC Submissions on contributions to cost of service provision (MOJ0611) [pdf, 1.2 MB]

   ...B: Financial position . To make a submission about the circumstances of the case that you think mean that you should not pay an equal amount of costs as other parties complete: • Part C: Circumstances of the case . When you have completed the form sign here Signature Date Send your signed and completed submission 1 You need to send your signed and completed submission to: The Registrar, Family Court (at the Court your case was heard). 2 If you have applied under Part C: Circumsta...

10. BORA Waka Umanga (Māori Corporations) Bill [pdf, 328 KB]

    ...manage communal assets. 5. The Bill seeks to provide a new governance entity, a waka umanga, that: * is specifically shaped to meet the organisational needs of Māori collectives that manage collectively owned assets; * provides a process for forming an entity and resolving tribal formation disputes; * provides a mechanism for a tribal group to gain legitimate representative status for purposes specified in its charter; * is flexible enough to meet the cultural needs of Māori colle...