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...treatment order, to be determined by the court without an examination of the patient and formal hearing. Consent from patient must be given on the advice of a solicitor; and provided in writing to the court and the Director of Area Mental Health Services.
...media@justice.govt.nz If you are not satisfied with this response, you have the right to make a complaint to the Ombudsman under section 28(3) of the Act. The Office of the Ombudsman may be contacted by email to info@ombudsman.parliament.nz or by phone on 0800 802 602. Nāku noa, nā Hayley MacKenzie Acting Group Manager, Provider and Community Services S9(2)(a) S9(2)(a)
...discussions held with him prior to the purchase. As the vehicle is not up to a reasonable standard, BW wants to cancel their agreement and she claims $4,966.00. That sum is a refund of the $4,700.00 paid for the car, and a refund of $266.00 spent on servicing costs. 3. NK denies the claim saying he sold the car in good faith. 4. The issues to be resolved are: a. Was a misrepresentation made in the sale of the car? b. If so, is BW entitled to $4,966.00 as claimed, or to any other su...
...actions D Ltd has listed, when working only at the surface of the ground. CI0301_CIV_DCDT_Order Page 2 of 3 6. AE for D Ltd forwarded a document during the hearing with a table showing that the minimum cover for ‘Ruggedised Fixed Fibre service lead’ (which he says the damaged cable was) on private property is 200mm. S Ltd had taken photographs at the site after the initial piece of cable had been damaged and have provided a sample location photo showing cable still firmly...
...living, you can ask the court if you can change the way the documents are served (this is called substituted service). However, you must try to locate your ex-partner yourself first before applying for substituted service. For example, you should check the phone book and electoral roll, contact their family or friends, or try to find them online. Without notice interlocutory application for substituted service - G21 & affidavit You’ll need to give this form to your local Family Court. Fin...
...“Just testing the waters. Keen for swaps for atv/cash my way or 6000$ firm. Used about 8 times myself since owned. Trailer has brand new warrant, lights and bearings replaced, Rego til next year. 207hrs has had rebuild from previous owner and serviced as he was a boat mechanic, next service due 230hrs. Gets upto 90 – 100 km not supercharged 2 stroke.” 12. There is no statement in the advert about the condition or quality of the jetski, nor regarding its working order. Ther...
...ND claims a refund of the $2,581.75 he paid X Ltd, $2,698.51 for further repair work required to bring the vehicle up to certification standards, $1,500.00 legal fees and $2,500.00 for stress. 5. The issues I have to consider are: a. Were the services fit for purpose or carried out with reasonable care and skill? b. Was there any misleading or deceptive conduct under the Fair Trading Act 1986? c. If there has been a breach, what remedy is appropriate? Were the services fit for pu...
...abusive and racist. It is not intended to chart each letter. A summary only will suffice: [10.1] In a letter dated 11 May 2010 concerning a third person Mr Rafiq complained of “very poor, disgraceful, unprofessional, low caste and low standard of service” in respect of his dealings with Inland Revenue. He “dismissed” a named officer and the “Complaint Department”. In relation to a named person he said: 5 [She is] dismissed by me from any involvement in relation to...
...lawyer in the leave application before the Authority, because Mr EX was a witness in the case. 3 Complaint [12] Mr DM lodged his complaint about the conduct of Ms Z and Messrs TN and EX, in an email to the New Zealand Law Society Complaints Service (Complaints Service) dated 12 March 2020. He said:3 (a) He had lost his job in June 20XX. After speaking to a lawyer in [City1], he was referred to Ms Z in [City 2] to act for him in a claim against his employer.4 (b) Ms Z f...
...inappropriate behaviour, she had been disruptive, and her removal was supported by both the trustees and the beneficiaries. [11] Mr MacDonald also advised that he had served Ms Wynyard with a copy of the application for removal by personal service, and that he had notified Ms Wynyard of the hearing. [12] In the absence of any opposition, I considered that Mr MacDonald had set out a sufficient basis for Ms Wynyard to be removed. However, I was concerned as to whether Ms Wyny...