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Page 1 For more information visit www.justice.govt.nz/tribunals READT 11/09 - 5 READT no: (READT use only) For more information visit www.justice.govt.nz/tribunals Real Estate Agents Disciplinary Tribunal Statement of Service of Witness Summons In the matter of v Full name of person served (Witness name) Address where the summons was served Document served by (Bailiff name) Date of service / / (day/month/year) Time of se...
...Victims Code sets out how you can expect to be treated if you’re a victim of crime. The Victims Code has three parts: • Part 1 lists the key principles that are expected to be followed by a person, organisation or government agency that provides services to victims (a provider). • Part 2 sets out your rights in the criminal justice system and the youth justice system. • Part 3 explains how you can make a complaint if you believe your rights are not being met. As far as possib...
...remedy any of the issues that were raised with him at the time; and d. Can SC claim a $1560.00 refund of the holiday home rental? Was the holiday home reasonably clean and tidy? 11. The Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 provides a guarantee that services must be provided with reasonable care and skill. If services are not provided with reasonable care and skill, the service provider must be given an opportunity to remedy any issues. If the service provider does not, or refuses remedy an...
...project. 10. GD’s claim seeks payment of the final invoice. The counter-claim seeks refund of a portion of the amount paid ($6,537.00), plus a further refund on the grounds that XT did not complete publication. 11. The hearings took place by phone on 24 February, 31 March, and 6 May 2025. Discussion 12. GD is a person in trade who supplies services to consumers. The Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 (“CGA”) applies. 13. The CGA states that service providers must exe...
...to pay $500.00 to BN and QN on or before 18 July 2021. 3. The claim against B Ltd is dismissed. REASONS 4. Shortly before the hearing, the Tribunal Registrar received an email from TE advising that both she and KE would be available by cell phone for the hearing and providing cell phone numbers. The Tribunal Registrar was unable to contact KE on his cell phone and left messages asking KE to contact her, but he did not. 5. At the start of the hearing, I managed to make contact...
...raised concerns of counsel for the defendants and the Tribunal since shortly after the claim commenced. While not every communication has been abusive, a large portion of them have been. The language that Puriri has used in teleconferences, in phone calls to registry staff, in emails to case managers and the service manager, and in emails to counsel for the defendants has regularly included inappropriate, abusive, derogatory, name calling, accusations of racism, discrimination and...
...that decision. • All documents must be in English. 4 What can the Review Authority review? The Review Authority can review the Secretary for Justice’s decision: • Declining your application for approval to provide one or more legal aid services or specified legal services. • Imposing any condition on your approval to provide one or more legal aid services or specified legal services. • Imposing any interim restriction on your approval to provide legal aid services or...
...have the prior endorsement of the appropriate electorate Member of Parliament. NOMINATIONS Two matters are important in considering a person for appointment; first, the nominee’s personal suitability for appointment; and second, the need for the services of additional Justices of the Peace either in the area where the nominee spends the working day or in the nominee’s residential district. Persons nominated must have an adequate standard of education and be well-regarded in the...
...system puts people first. Understanding how people make decisions, and the barriers they face, is the first step to ensuring justice policies and practices work effectively. “One moment caller”: Reducing the pain of being on hold When people phone the Ministry of Justice Collections call centre, they may hang up before they speak to an operator. This is an important problem because when someone has a fine and can’t get through to pay, their debt is left unresolved and can oc...
...system puts people first. Understanding how people make decisions, and the barriers they face, is the first step to ensuring justice policies and practices work effectively. “One moment caller”: Reducing the pain of being on hold When people phone the Ministry of Justice Collections call centre, they may hang up before they speak to an operator. This is an important problem because when someone has a fine and can’t get through to pay, their debt is left unresolved and can oc...