CAC 301 & 403 v Tucker [2016] NZREADT 37 [pdf, 83 KB]
...together will avoid what would, in the circumstances, be a duplication of hearings before the Tribunal, possibly before different panels. Joinder would save hearing time for the Tribunal, and would thus be a more efficient use of the Tribunal’s resources. The charges will be heard by a panel of the Tribunal, which will be well able to consider the charges, and the evidence relating to each charge, separately. [14] The same factors apply to the appeal. It follows from the fact...