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...reports, financial information, correspondence, and housekeeping matters • student enrolment forms, withdrawal forms, academic records and statistical information • personnel files • annual reports • programme documentation. Documents relating to decision-making processes • Tertiary Education Strategy. • MIT’s Investment Plan. • Strategic Plan. • Statutes. • Student Regulations. • MIT Policies. • Departmental Processes / Procedures....
...seeking an award of costs on 8 February 2013. He observed that his application was made pursuant to cl 19 of Schedule 3 to the Act and reg 68 of the Employment Court Regulations 2000 (the Regulations). He cited the well established principles relating to the Court’s discretion and the award of costs set out in Reid v NZ Fire Service Commission 3 and the two Court of Appeal decisions in Victoria University of Wellington v Alton-Lee 4 and Binnie v Pacific Health Limited. 5 He...
...said with regard to the taxation matter, merely because Mr VG had no record of her IRD number did not mean that she did not provide it to him. [13] Mr VG, in a letter dated 2 February 2012 commented: a. that he had provided Ms AB with information relating to the steps necessary to wind up the estate, that the legal work he did was justified and that the process was not necessarily a simple one; b. the Committee took into account the taxation issue, when Ms AB indicated that she...
...Office of the Minister of Justice and Minister for Courts Chair, Cabinet Social Wellbeing Committee Canterbury Earthquakes Insurance Tribunal Bill: Approval for Introduction Proposal 1 This paper seeks agreement to two matters of design relating to the jurisdiction of the Canterbury Earthquakes Insurance Tribunal and to introduce the Canterbury Earthquakes Insurance Tribunal Bill (the Bill). Executive Summary 2 I propose that the Canterbury Earthquakes Insurance Tribunal Bil...
...minutes and reports relating to meetings of the Council, the committees of Council, Academic Board, policies and procedures; strategic documents; and correspondence. The University maintains the academic records of students and graduate and employment related files on individual members of staff. Documents relating to decision-making processes The University Calendar, a yearly publication that includes dates, deadlines, contact information, statutes (including course of study statutes),...
...minutes and reports relating to meetings of the Council, the committees of Council, Academic Board, policies and procedures; strategic documents; and correspondence. The University maintains the academic records of students and graduate and employment related files on individual members of staff. Documents relating to decision-making processes The University Calendar, a yearly publication that includes dates, deadlines, contact information, statutes (including course of study statutes),...
...minutes and reports relating to meetings of the Council, the committees of Council, Academic Board, policies and procedures; strategic documents; and correspondence. The University maintains the academic records of students and graduate and employment related files on individual members of staff. Documents relating to decision-making processes The University Calendar, a yearly publication that includes dates, deadlines, contact information, statutes (including course of study statutes),...
...month. Consequently, either by the act of the respondents or by the act of the applicant, the partnership was dissolved. [5] There ensued a long and obviously bitter series of disputes between the parties about mechanical, financial and client-related aspects of the process of the parties going their separate ways. This included the issue of the validity of the applicant’s expulsion being referred to arbitration. [6] The arbitrator apparently ruled in favour of the applicant in...
...the Police, which resulted in a criminal investigation. The plaintiff was subsequently formally charged with two offences, namely of damaging or interfering with a computer system and of accessing a computer system without authorisation. Both related to actions the plaintiff was alleged to have taken during the course of the employment investigation, while on special leave. The plaintiff was suspended from work shortly thereafter. He accepted that he had remotely accessed the de...