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...his advocate Y, L Limited, its staff and any information that may identify any of these. 1 A v B [2013] NZERA Auckland 331. [3] S works in what might be described broadly as the financial services sector. L Limited is a substantial entity operating in that sector. After having worked for another employer in another part of the financial services sector, S was approached on behalf of L Limited to work for it. He agreed to...
...down seriously when the majority of trustees were reluctant to agree to the MET lease proposal. [16] Mr Spicer provided some background to the dispute over the MET lease proposal in his letter dated 3 April 2013. After describing the range of services that his firm had been providing to the Trust since 2007, Mr Spicer went on to say: It is with some concern that the trustees meetings have deteriorated over the last financial year. Mr Bill Taueki considered other options for the two...
...tiny home is intended to be used as a dwelling capable of permanent occupation and this is demonstrated by the various “signs of life” observed within and around it. They include the observations that the tiny home is connected to various services, contains a living area and a full kitchen with kitchen facilities that include a wash sink, cooktop, oven and a fridge.26 It also has a shower,27 a heat pump, a cali-font28 and an electrical plug.29 There are various household items...
...copy from us. Please do not hesitate to contact us should you require any further information or clarification. We look forward to working with you on this matter. Yours faithfully AVONDALE LAW Jinyue Young Barrister and Solicitor [cell phone number] Accepted by: ___________” [19] Mr Young asserts that, despite the terms of the written “Letter of Engagement,” his retainer was only for a “limited service.” His response to these charges stated (among other things...
...align with the specialist endorsement for working with family violence that is part of the training and accreditation of facilitators. Meets the Ministry outcome agreement The Practice Standards for Family Violence Cases meets the description of services set out in the Outcome Agreement between the Ministry of Justice and restorative justice service providers. Who are the family violence standards for? These standards are for Ministry of Justice-funded restorative justice providers...
...JE may not have acted independently and in her best interests because he is friendly with a lawyer from another firm who was acting for the executors. Ms MA is uneasy that this may be a conflict of interest. She felt let down by the lawyers’ service. Ms MA says she is extremely disappointed that her home was sold, causing her stress and worry. She says the lawyers: (a) ignored her questions and emails at times, did not make requests for information clear, give her proper advic...
...There is no filing fee for lodging a section 274 notice. A waiver of the usual requirement to serve copies of any section 274 notices on “all other parties" other than the Applicant (Panuku) and the Council. Instead, it is proposed that service of section 274 notices on "all other parties" be effected by the Court uploading copies of section 274 notices received to its website https://environmentcourt.govt.nz/cases-online/americas-cup-direct-referral/. You may wish t...
...as the branch’s branch manager. Mr Hinton became involved on 26 May 2014 when the complainants realised that their offer had not been presented to the vendors. Mr Hinton called the complainants, talked to them and advised them that he would phone the vendors and check whether the offer made by Mr Matheson’s clients had been finalised. He told the complainants that it had after he had spoken to the vendor. The complainants allege that Mr Hinton said that he would check with h...
...at this stage in the proceedings. 11. If the applicant intends to proceed with the limitation defence it should make this known to all parties well before documents are due. Joinder 12. Section 111 of the Weathertight Homes Resolution Services Act 2006 (The Act) provides that the tribunal may order that a person be joined as a respondent to the adjudication if it considers that: a). The person ought to be bound by, or have the benefit of, an order of the Tribunal; or...
...papakāinga housing project:6 [8] The project received a grant of $800,000 from the Māori Housing Network through Te Puni Kokiri (“TPK”), with the intention of borrowing $200,000 from Kiwibank. Rental income from the completed houses was to service the mortgage and repay the principal. Mr Puna stated that the project was 75 per cent completed. The trust therefore needed to secure the balance of the funding urgently so the project could be finished and the houses tenanted...