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Page 1 of 6 Our Reference: A1422378 Consent No. RM20.383.01 LAND USE CONSENT Pursuant to Section 104C of the Resource Management Act 1991, the Otago Regional Council grants to: Name: Orchard Road Holdings Limited Address: Unit 2, 14 Teviot Street, Dunedin To undertake earthworks for the purpose of residential development For a term expiring 10 December 2022 Location: Approximately 150 metres southwest
...The island has no real infrastructure and has avoided interest from the mainland being essentially remote and self-managing. It has no local body and no government presence. [3] There is no public infrastructure on the island apart from a telephone installation. Other than several Māori roadways there is no public roading network. There is no water supply, sewerage system, footpaths, power or wired phone system. Residents do not have to pay local body rates. The infrastructure...
Justice Sector Report | March 2025 1 March 2025 Justice Committee: Justice Cluster Review Hearing Justice Sector Report Providing better outcomes for Aotearoa through strong justice sector collaboration Justice Sector Report | March 2025 2 Contents About this report..................................................................................
...agreements. In particular, Carl Peterson received a higher rate of pay than other salespersons because of his experience and knowledge. Jake Peterson was given shares in the company when he started employment with P&B in recognition of his previous service and skills and as an incentive to continue to work for P&B. [23] The Authority concluded that the absence of any geographical limitations did not make the restraints unreasonable. The companies trade throughout New Zeal...
...it herself. BACKGROUND [4] Ms Marica is a licensed immigration adviser and director of Bespoke Immigration, of Auckland. She was previously employed as a licensed adviser by North Shore Immigration Limited trading as North Shore Immigration Services (the immigration consultancy). [5] Ms Marica was formerly the life partner of Mr Peter Woodberg, the director and owner of the immigration consultancy. Mr Woodberg was convicted and sentenced in July 2020 for being an unlicense...
...member that Mr Nepia and Mr Morunga were the main thieves in the boning room. He was told that they stole nearly every day and took part cartons as well. [18] Over the next few days, Mr Archer spoke directly with two other informants and received a phone call from another. He told the Court that Mr Patterson had heard from another informant that heaps of people had been stealing but it was mainly three people including Mr Nepia and Mr Morunga. Mr Patterson did not give evidence....
...myriad of purposes which you must access through mainland Auckland. For most, the trip to Auckland is not so much a choice as a necessity. The barrier to leaving and returning is the waters of the Hauraki Gulf. We are totally dependent on our ferry service. The journey 47. You breathe a sigh of relief when you get on the boat and you relax and wait for it to leave. Out through the arms of the bay you sail – through Whetu Matarau and Mokemoke, in front of you there is Motuihe o...
...limit impair the right or freedom no more than is reasonably necessary for sufficient achievement of the objective? iii. is the limit in due proportion to the importance of the objective? 15. One of the main functions of the New Zealand Customs Service is to maintain and ensure compliance with the relevant legislation regulating border processes. The compelled expression provisions are connected to this purpose as they enable Customs officers to collect relevant information to ascertain...
...to it at the time, BB was entitled to take the view that the plane was a CTL. DN said he was not surprised to hear it had been declared a CTL given what he saw of the plane. 81. DN said he later sold the plane for $55,000.00. Had BB engaged the services of DN’s company, it is possible the plane could have been repaired and then sold for that amount. However, I have to take into account that DN would have had to charge BB for labour on that. DN said there was 250 hours labour. He c...
...workmanship in the design and installation of a home heating system on the basis that the clause was buried amongst thirty clauses on one page in very small font. However, the clause in that case was not only considered to be hard to see but was related to services supplied in a consumer context, where exclusion of liability is unexpected and usually not possible in a setting regulated by statutory consumer guarantees. By contrast, in this case, clause 46 appeared in a commercial setting...