22615 items matching your search terms
...Family Dispute Resolution Family Court Lawyer for the child a lawyer 99 What other services have you used? specialist report writer counsellor something else. 100 How were you related to the child or children in the family dispute? parent guardian grandparent whānau / family Other 101 Is there anything else you would like to tell us?
...fisheries legislation, quota management systems and regulatory procedures Full understanding of recreational fishing legislation Awareness of customary and modern Maori fisheries management including rahui, mataitai and taiapure mechanisms and their relation to the Treaty of Waitangi Masters degree in marine biology Research diving and mixed gas scuba qualification and skill with a variety of underwater apparatus Teaching • In-field marine biology instruction of secondary students wi...
...decision to withdraw the charges was made at the earliest opportunity in light of fresh evidence in the form of an expert witness. This required reassessment of the Committee’s understanding of the established position within the industry in relation to salespersons taking an agency’s database contrary to contractual obligations. The Committee then took immediate steps to test and review the evidence, making inquiries of reputable industry members. Based on those inquiries, it...
...evidence given at the hearing. I must weigh up this evidence to decide what is more likely than not. Certain types of evidence carry more weight. Consistency of supporting evidence is persuasive. Legal issues 5. The issues I need to determine in relation to the claim are: (a) Is the Cooker not of acceptable quality and/or not reasonably fit for purpose? (b) Is CM the manufacturer of the Cooker? If so, did CM fail to take reasonable action to ensure that facilities for repair...
...the effect when General land is exchanged for Māori freehold land. To maintain an interpretation that General land, as it appears in s 311(1), includes (by inference) General land owned by Māori, the same inference would need to be drawn in relation to s 313(2). Put another way, inferring that the references to General land in ss 311(1) and 313(2) are intended by the legislature to include General land owned by Māori would mean that Parliament failed to expressly refer to Gener...
...returning in October and also after they had applied until it was granted. [11] On 16 May 2019, while in London, the appellant signed a service agreement with the company. For a fee of $600 (plus GST), the adviser would represent the appellant in relation to a work (accredited employer) visa and, in particular, “on the implications of a leave of absence on the appropriate time to apply for Residence”. [12] On 29 May 2019, the adviser advised the appellant by email that his...
...complete discretion as to how to undertake such an inquiry. 2022 Māori Appellate Court MB 436 [36] Also located here are the many new provisions concerning mediation brought in by the Te Ture Whenua Māori (Succession, Dispute Resolution, and Related Matters) Amendment Act 2020. [37] Collectively, these provisions mark out for the Māori Land Court a role as problem- solver where Māori issues are causing difficulty, or where Māori are unable to agree on issues. “Issues...
...Holes/hectare Hectares/decant Flat gravel 27 7.4 Flat – moderately sloping silt loam (0- 20%) 72 2.8 Steep silt loam (>20%) 90 2.2 Flat Clay (<20%) 72 2.5 Steep clay (>20%) 72 2.0 x Drill the right number of decant holes in relation to the size of the catchment. For instance, a 2.5 ha catchment on a silt loam soil with a slope <20% will require 180 holes (72x2.5). x A standard T-bar design is detailed in Figure 9-2 for various sized catchments. x Single T-bar...
...degenerative change in the patella-femoral joint. Virtually all 69 year olds would have some arthritic changes and this does not preclude ACC cover to them. In fact, he has a meniscal tear demonstrated on MRI which has nothing to do with the age related change reported. Please also see letter form Mr Maxwell. His case needs to be reconsidered. [44] The Corporation instructed Dr Coates to conduct a radiology review and comment whether the medial meniscus tear found on the x-r...
...Proportion convicted Proportion convicted - trend Forecast 21 Analysis The proportion convicted is on target. Data Notes The proportion of prosecutions resulting in conviction is considered a minor driver, because it has been relatively stable over time. This driver has a lightly marked seasonal element of a peak in January. This seems to be a reflection of the increased number of drink-drive offences that are cleared up at this time of year. These offences have a hi...