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...about you and your culture. This information helps the judge to make their decision. What happens next If the judge grants consent, you’ll receive a Court Order. You’ll need to give this to Births, Deaths and Marriages when you apply for a marriage licence or a civil union licence.
...commission of $20,362.50 to Ray White. Ms Khan received approximately $8,880 of this. He complained to Ray White in September 2008 and then complained to the REINZ. In February 2009 he said he was advised that Ms Khan no longer had a Real Estate Licence. He reinstituted his complaint again in October 2009 when he saw a REMAX sign outside his neighbour’s property advertising the property for sale with Ms Khan as agent. [8] Lise-Marie Aoese then gave evidence. She told the...
...2007-404-1818; Lang J; 13/8/07 7 11.4 Where appropriate, rehabilitation of the agent must be considered – see B v B3. [9] The facts illustrate such a serious breach of the obligations of an agent that suspension or cancellation of Mr Li’s licence is an appropriate penalty. Counsel for Mr Li recognised this. Suspension or Cancellation? 2. The Courts have provided some guidance to the Tribunal in other professional regulatory bodies. In Patel v Dentists Disciplinar...
...overlook the significance of the adviser’s role. The general thrust of the submissions is that the adviser did not have responsibility beyond being a “voluntary worker”. Whereas, her own admissions indicate that she was the sole person holding a licence in the immigration practice. [14.4] Licensed immigration advisers have professional duties to their clients imposed by the Act, and where the Tribunal upholds a complaint, advisers personally face sanctions including orders for re...
...impose any or all of the following sanctions on the adviser (section 51): 27.2.1. Caution or censure, 27.2.2. A requirement to undertake specified training or otherwise remedy any deficiency within a specified period, 27.2.3. Suspension of licence for the unexpired period of the licence, or until the adviser meets specified conditions, 27.2.4. Cancellation of licence, 27.2.5. An order preventing the adviser from reapplying for a licence for a period not exceeding 2 years, or...
...revocation ruling”).2 Except where it is necessary to refer to these rulings separately, we will refer to them collectively as “the rulings”. Brief background [2] Mr Napier was a licensed salesperson. On 2 May 2016 he applied to renew his licence. The Registrar declined to do so, on the basis that his fitness to hold a licence had been called into question by a judgment entered against him in 2015 for the sum of $1.418m in civil proceedings in the High Court at Auckland, an...
...demur. Mr Parker has already taken steps to avoid falling into the same error and is focused on ensuring that his clients contact him directly. His communications with them are well documented. Two of his staff have now secured provisional adviser licences which reduces the pressure on him to rely on his wife to communicate with those for whom English is not their native language. [22] The decision to file the expression without securing the complainant’s explicit understandi...
...Land Court must be satisfied that the preferred classes of alienee have been granted an opportunity to exercise the first right of refusal. MOJ0217.5E_OCT21maorilandcourt.govt.nz Contact the Māori Land Court The DX number is the postal address. LICENCE TO OCCUPY A licence to occupy essentially has the same effect as an occupation order. The main difference is that a licence to occupy is negotiated between the landowner and the trustees. However, the trustees must have the power to gr...
...Land Court must be satisfied that the preferred classes of alienee have been granted an opportunity to exercise the first right of refusal. MOJ0217.5E_SEP22maorilandcourt.govt.nz Contact the Māori Land Court The DX number is the postal address. LICENCE TO OCCUPY A licence to occupy essentially has the same effect as an occupation order. The main difference is that a licence to occupy is negotiated between the landowner and the trustees. However, the trustees must have the power to gr...
...agree with the Committee that due to the length, extent and seriousness of non-compliance, Leading Edge’s conduct is at the mid-level of misconduct under s 73(b) of the Act. [61] Whilst Leading Edge faced staff issues and a change over of the licenced agent officer, it should have put in place measures to ensure that breaches (which it had been notified about) did not continue to occur. [62] However, we take into account that Leading Edge admitted liability and cooperated with...