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...both Islands with our Ferry services being the key link. Terminals 7. Sealink has its headquarters and a ferry terminal at the south eastern corner of Wynyard Point at 11 Brigham Street/Wynyard Wharf (Wynyard Terminal). It currently occupies this site under licence from Panuku Development Auckland Limited (Panuku) and has the right to remain until November 2024. 8. It has access rights under a License Agreement from...
...progressed as soon as possible. Whilst there is no formal agreement in place the trust is failing to receive rent for the dwelling. There is also the added problem of the dwelling being on the land without the trustees of the marae granting a licence to occupy or and occupation order being made in favour of the owners. Decision [27] The application is dismissed. [28] The trustees are directed to convene a meeting of beneficiaries to elect a trustee in place of Tiaki Tume and to...
...separate these by commas. Surname Have you been known by any other names? Other names the applicant is known by. Select Yes, if applicant has other names, otherwise select No. Date of birth Place of birth Contact number NZ Driver Licence number Gender Email Applicant’s email address, if applicant requests copy of report, it will be sent to this email. Address Street number Unit Street name 12 Suburb Town/City State/Province Postal code...
...land is owned in common by several owners. There is no AllU Whenua Trust to manage the land. The owners of the land are entitled to use of the land in cOl~unction with each other. If they intend to alienate the land (which may include a lease or licence over part of the land of more than 3 years) then pursuant to Section l50C of the Act they can only do so if there is agreement of all of the owners or if there is a meeting of assembled owners under Part 9 of the Act. [28] I raise th...
...warrant in the circumstances. 6 For example, R v Godoy [1999] 1 SCR 311. 7 See, for example, Cloutier v Langlois [1990] 1 SCR 158. 8 Such as a commercial activity carried out under conditional licence: see, eg, British Columbia Securities Commission v Branch [1995] 2 SCR 3; Simmons v R [1988] 2 SCR 495. 9 See, for example, R v Rao (1984) 12 CCC (3d) 97. 10 R v Williams [2007] NZCA 52, [2007] 3 NZLR 207, (2007) 23 CRNZ 1 at [123]...
...occupy the block and submissions about negotiations were irrelevant. [24] Counsel for the appellants submitted that until such time that the trustees decided not to grant the appellants a lease, she was entitled to occupy the block either under a licence, as an owner, or, as a trustee. That may well be so but as from the time the trustees determined not to grant the appellants a lease and in turn to lease the block to a third party, she had no ongoing right to continue to occupy the...
...may impose under s 93 of the Act (these include censuring or reprimanding the licensee, and ordering the licensee to undergo training or education); [b] Impose a fine of up to $15,000; [c] Order cancellation or suspension of the licensee’s licence; Submissions [15] Mr Waalkens submitted for the Committee that the appropriate penalty is to censure Mr Hawkins, and to order him to pay a fine in the range of $4,000 to $5,000. He submitted that the primary conduct issue is Mr Ha...
...[22] In Complaints Assessment Committee v Mc Donald, the Tribunal considered an application by the licensee (Ms McDonald) to remove decisions relating to her from the Tribunal’s website.3 Ms McDonald had been found guilty of misconduct, and her licence suspended, in 2014. In late 2018, she sought an order removing the Tribunal decisions from the website, and restraining further publication. The application was declined, but the Tribunal was not asked to (and did not) address the...
...in addition to or instead of cancellation, I can: • Suspend Mr Anstis’s certificate • Order that he undergo training • Order that he work under supervision or work subject to certain conditions • Bar Mr Anstis from applying for a licence or certificate for a set period • Fine Mr Anstis up to $2000 • Reprimand Ms Anstis [30] There are no aspects of this complaint that call into question Mr Anstis’s technical ability as a security technician. He has worked in th...
...from the Parent Block boundary, in accordance with the building and resource consents obtained by the Occupier and approved by the Landowner(s). (c) Should the Site cover a portion of an unformed roadway, the Occupier must obtain from the Council a licence to occupy the portion of the unformed roadway within the Site. (d) The Occupier shall be liable to pay a reasonable contribution to the costs associated with upgrading the accessway if required due to future development of the Parent Block....