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[2025] NZPSPLA 125 IN THE MATTER OF Complaint by The Police under s 74 of the Private Security Personnel and Private Investigators Act 2010 (the Act) against JOHN TAUFA HEARD remotely on 5 November 2025 APPEARANCES Snr Constable J Taufa for NZ Police J Taufa – Certificate holder DECISION [1] Police say that Mr Taufa is no longer suitable to be a security worker because he took and sold goods from a property where he was working as a security guard. Police sa...
[2023] NZPSPLA 0082 IN THE MATTER OF A complaint under s 74 of The Private Security Personnel and Private Investigators Act 2010 (the PSPPI Act) against JORDAN JANSON HEARD virtually on 11 December 2023 APPEARANCES Senior Sergeant H Knight for NZ Police Jordan Janson, certificate holder DECISION [1] Police are asking for Jordan Janson’s certificate of approval to be cancelled as they consider he is no longer suitable to be a certificate holder. Police advise...
...before me were all made under the Native Land Act 1931 (“1931 Act”) or later legislation, I provide only a brief summary of the earlier legislation. Legislation pre Native Land Act 1931 [7] Section 91 of the 1886 Act empowered the Court on an investigation of title or partition to order that land was “subject to such rights of private road for the purpose of access”. Such an order could be made at any time within five years of the partition. Section 92 empowered the Cour...
...is more likely than not that the respondent breached a duty of care as claimed. I make my finding for the following reasons: 14. I have taken into account the respondent's submission that from the side of the road the tree appears to be in private property. As a background I accept that the old stone wall has been there for many years and the tree is clearly quite old. 15. I also accept the submissions by the respondent that in order to ensure that the roads are operable, tree...
...Act 2017 that the goods are free from any charge? c. If so, what loss has been suffered? Was this a personal sale? Was the agreement regarding the [vehicle 1] a trade-in or a separate sale from NM and SN to KL? 10. KL argued that this was a private sale and not one in trade. He said he purchased the [vehicle 1] from NM and SN as part of the arrangement that he would sell his [vehicle 2] to them. In other words, instead of paying a deposit for the [vehicle 2], NM and SN provided th...
...understandably, rejected this as a lie by the defendant in a subsequent e-mail communication to the Ministry on 7 June 2009. I am satisfied that this error and Ms Dodd’s response to it contributed to the Ministry’s decision, taken on 25 June 2009, to investigate formally the complaint. Although not then known, the seriousness of the complaint had been overstated by the complainant. Also not then known to have been in error, the complainant asserted that in her initial respons...
...he sold it to KK? b. If yes, was KK induced to buy the car by that misrepresentation? c. Is KK entitled to a refund of $5,800.00 or any other amount? Did HL misrepresent the car when he sold it to KK? Page 2 of 5 11. This was a private sale. HL was not selling this vehicle in trade and therefore none of the consumer protection legislation, such as the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 or the Fair Trading Act 1986 apply. 12. Section 35 of the Contract and Commercial La...
...lift standards of assessment of bridges on privately owned land that are used in commercial operations, and/or to carry heavy commercial vehicles, and promote voluntary compliance of the matters discussed below. She also recommended that the DoL investigate means by which industry standards for assessment of bridges on privately owned land that are used in commercial operations, and/or to carry heavy commercial vehicles, might include a requirement that an engineer’s report be...
...this was being provided by ACC. KZ was paid by ACC to provide some of her mother’s care, and the rest of her care was provided by others through ACC. 2. In July 2020, IM and KZ discussed the option of IM caring for KZ’s mother and/or father privately, rather than caring for her father through ON. IM says that KZ showed her ACC’s pay structure which stated that the rates were $28.00 per hour and $210.00 for an overnight stay, which was more than what IM was being paid by ON. 3...
...aspirations ofMaori and European in the development of Hawke's Bay for the years between 1865 and 1873. Attention during this period was focused on the constitution of the Native Land Court, the European-style court charged with the function to investigate title to Maori customary land, and award certificates oftitle to the Maori owners of blocks. Its first hearings were held in Hawke' s Bay in March 1866. Alienations of prime land on the Ahuriri-Heretaunga Plains, and elsewhere...