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1. Goel v Barron [2022] NZHRRT 28 [pdf, 217 KB]

   ...had been in New Zealand for approximately two years before he made the call to Mr Barron, which is at the centre of this case. [2] On 30 December 2016, when Mr Goel was walking around Lower Hutt, he saw a cleaning company van. The van had an 0800-phone number on it. Mr Goel was looking for work at that time and so made a call to that number. Mr Peter Barron, the sole director and joint shareholder of Performance Cleaners All Property Services Wellington Limited (Performance Cleaners),...

2. UN v DT [2024] NZDT 844 (11 November 2024) [pdf, 251 KB]

   ...it drives beautifully. Not in a rush to sell so please no silly offers.” 11. After viewing the vehicle and taking it for a test drive, UN agreed to purchase the vehicle conditional on a pre-purchase inspection. 12. Later the same day UN phoned DT and asked him if he would take the vehicle to V Ltd being [Car’s brand] specialists to be inspected. 13. UN informed DT that he had a good relationship with V Ltd as they had previously serviced his [redacted] vehicles. He said t...

3. Civil enforcement forms

   ...debtor to assess their financial means. Fee: $107. Find out about assessment of financial means Application for financial assessment hearing A creditor Ask the court to hold a hearing to assess the debtor’s financial means. Fee: $174 (creditor service); $242 (bailiff service). Find out about financial assessment hearings Statement of judgment debtor – individual Statement of judgment debtor - organisation A debtor Give the court a statement of your finances for a hearing....

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4. DI Ltd v NW & Ors [2024] NZDT 657 (13 September 2024) [pdf, 209 KB]

   ...cabins were damaged while they were being relocated. DI Limited claimed for payment of its invoice and the respondents counterclaimed for payment of the costs to repair the cabins. 2. The issues to resolve the claim are: (a) Who engaged the services of DI Limited? (b) Was the service provided and if so, is DI Limited entitled to payment of its invoice? 3. The issues to resolve the counterclaim are: (c) Did DI Limited damage the cabins? (d) If so, what loss can the res...

5. Counselling services for interpreters

   ...qualified and registered counselling professionals. We are offering you this assistance as we acknowledge that interpreters can be exposed to distressing material while performing their role in court. There are 2 easy ways you can access support from EAP Services Limited: Phone: 0800 327 669 Website: Request an Appointment with EAP Services Limited | EAP Services Limited Whether you call EAP to request an appointment or complete the online booking form, EAP will ask you to provide your business...

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6. HZ v X Ltd [2023] NZDT 21 (14 March 2023) [pdf, 184 KB]

   ...for the preliminary work if the parties entered into “a substantive building contract for the work”. 5. HZ says that he recalls NG saying that the price would be about $600.00, which he considered was an estimated price. B gave evidence by phone and said that she was involved in all discussions with NG. She was in the kitchen, but the door to the deck was open, and she could hear all discussions. B recalls that NG said that the cost to provide a quote for the work would be $600.00....

7. ET and JT v F Ltd [2021] NZDT 1639 (13 July 2021) [pdf, 197 KB]

   ...dated 27 January 2021 for $18,828.38. Counterclaim: The counterclaim is dismissed. JT is added as a joint applicant. Reasons [1] ET and JT claim from F Ltd, represented by BS and CG, directors, a refund of $10,420.73 that they paid for services provided to them by F Ltd relating to ET and JT’s claims against EQC. ET and JT also seek a declaration that they are not liable to pay an invoice for $18,828.38 rendered to them by F Ltd. Their total claim therefore has a value of...

8. 2023 NZPSPLA 051 [pdf, 152 KB]

   ...requested another link. She also included a long email of submissions. In response to this email, she was provided with another link to access the hearing, advised she could join the hearing at any time, and advised she could alternatively join by telephone. Ms Petterd did not respond to this. [3] Given the technical difficulties Ms Petterd alluded to, I directed that she be telephoned by Registry to allow her to attend the hearing that way. Her phone was switched off. I am satisf...

9. [2020] NZIACDT 17 - XA v Hill (10 March 2020) [pdf, 304 KB]

   ...She had been referred to Mr Gu by a friend. The enquiry was not directed to anyone in particular at Xin Cheng, though the WeChat account is identified with Mr Gu as “guwennz”. [8] The initiating text was sent by the complainant to a mobile phone number owned by Xin Cheng. The phone itself was a company phone. It was usually held by Ms Hill, though Mr Gu took it if he left the office on his own on company business. Xin Cheng is a small company with its office in Ms Mo’s hou...

10. Evaluation of Family Mediation pilot [pdf, 205 KB]

    ...collection 21 2.2 Amendments to methods 23 2.3 Areas of little or no data 24 3 Mediation activity 27 3.1 Issues with the spreadsheet data 27 3.2 Demographics 28 3.3 The process 29 3.4 Time frames 32 4 Establishment and implementation 35 4.1 Establishing the service 35 4.2 Significant implementation issues 39 4.3 Other implementation issues 44 5 Delivery and experience of mediation 49 5.1 Information from mediators 49 5.2 Lawyers for children’s experience of mediation 61 5.3 Lawyers for par...