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CI0301_CIV_DCDT_Order Page 1 of 5 (Disputes Tribunal Act 1988) ORDER OF DISPUTES TRIBUNAL District Court [2019] NZDT 1529 APPLICANT DX RESPONDENT OI Ltd The Tribunal hereby orders: OI Ltd (OI) is to pay the sum of $4,068.00 to DX on or before Thursday 7 November 2019. Reasons: 1. Following a crash on 6 August 2018 in which DX was injured, OI towed DX’s car from the Auckland Harbour Bridge to its tow yard in [location 1]. DX d
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...matter. In taking a common-sense approach, a transportable home is simply a building that can be transported from one site to another while remaining structurally sound. In the absence of evidence to the contrary, I accept Jacob’s evidence as a Licenced Building Practitioner, that the house is transportable and therefore that condition was fulfilled. [32] This then takes us to the second part of the agreement, being Jacob’s promise to Pimara for accommodation for the rest of h...
...engagement on the part of the trustees. Mr Flight alleges the solutions suggested by him have been rejected on the basis that the trustees simply wish to remove him from the block. The options put forward by him include the following: (a) A licence to occupy/lease to him of the land for his lifetime; (b) A right for him to erect/construct a new dwelling on that land; and (c) A right for him to remove any dwellings on the land at the expiry of the life interest. [12] The trus...
...The wills and power of attorney were not completed until April 2023. [9] Mr NQ died the following month. [10] During 2022, Mr NQ and Mrs MQ also instructed Mr XA to act for them on the sale of their property and the purchase of an occupation licence in a retirement village. [11] Settlement of these transactions was scheduled for (and took place on) 20 October 2022. [12] Mrs YB assisted her parents with all of these matters. [13] Under cover of a letter dated 14 October 202...
...for both Reserves make no mention that the Reserves are subj ect to the 1976 Order. The Respondent asserts that the only unregistered interests which are deemed to survive the setting apart of a Maori Reservation by Gazette Notice are leases and licences, pursuant to section 439(6) of the 1953 Act and section 338(6) of the 1?93 Act, which are identical. The Gazette Notice setting apart the Foreshore Reserve is registered against the Land Transfer Title of the Tauwhao Block. The Re...
...administering the RMP and its present review. She denied that QLDC is seeking to undermine the RMP and affirmed that, for so long as it remains current, it will continue to inform QLDC's reserve management decisions. That includes maintaining caps on licenced operator movements according to QLDC's best estimates of 2016 levels. However, she defended QLDC's ability to review the RMP in order to better align it with the higher level of aircraft movements and commercial...
...relation to gaming machines and other non- casino gambling activities. The Gambling Commission has the powers of a Commission of Inquiry. Its functions are wide-ranging, and include the following: • determining applications for casino operators’ licences and the renewal of casino venue licences • approving agreements and changes to agreements between casino operators and casino venue licence holders • specifying, varying and revoking casino licence conditions • deter...
...to gaming machines and other non- casino gambling activities. The Gambling Commission has the powers of a Commission of Inquiry. Its functions are wide-ranging, and include the following: • determining applications for casino operators’ licences and the renewal of casino venue licences • approving agreements and changes to agreements between casino operators and casino venue licence holders • specifying, varying and revoking casino licence conditions • determinin...
...relation to gaming machines and other non- casino gambling activities. The Gambling Commission has the powers of a Commission of Inquiry. Its functions are wide-ranging, and include the following: • determining applications for casino operators’ licences and the renewal of casino venue licences • approving agreements and changes to agreements between casino operators and casino venue licence holders • specifying, varying and revoking casino licence conditions • deter...