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1. DJ v WT LCRO 149 / 2010 (23 September 2011) [pdf, 62 KB]

   ...Committee’s failure to have included all of the Applicant’s complaints in its considerations. [9] I put it to the Respondent that the Committee had in fact received and notified the complaints in the Applicant’s second letter and had obtained her response. I suggested that there seemed to be little reason for the Standards Committee then having declined to consider all of the complaints and to make a decision on all of the matters. The Respondent agreed that the Standards...

2. ARLA - Form 5 Club licence application [docx, 18 KB]

   ...with and information about transport options from the premises [describe type and range] • Steps proposed to be taken to prevent the sale and supply of alcohol to prohibited people [describe] • Any other steps the applicant proposes to promote the responsible consumption of alcohol [describe] • Other systems (including training systems), and staff in place (or to be in place) for compliance with the Act [describe] Attachments • Copy of planning consent • Copies of all relevant buildi...

3. Hall - Opepe Farm Trust (2009) 86 Taupō MB 36 (86 TPO 36) [pdf, 494 KB]

   ...Court. The approval of a Judge shall not require a formal application to the Court but may be by letter to be referred to the resident Judge who may then adopt such procedures as he thinks fit. [11] The respondents are directed to file in Court a response to the application in the form of a statement of defence and serve a copy on the applicant not later than the 3rd of July 2009. [12] This file is then to be referred to the resident Judge, Judge Savage to manage and to arrange...

4. Complaints Assessment Committee (CAC 10057) v Property Bank Realty Limited [2017] NZREADT 74 [pdf, 154 KB]

   ...10057 (“the Committee”) charged Property Bank Realty Limited (“the defendant”) with misconduct under s 73(a) of the Act (disgraceful conduct) (“the charge”). Mr Dermot Nottingham was at the material time engaged by the defendant. A response to the charge was filed on behalf of the defendant on 25 June 2012. Submissions for the Committee and an evidential bundle of documents were filed on 26 May 2015, but a hearing has not been held. [2] Mr Nottingham has consistentl...

5. Form 10 Family legal aid [pdf, 467 KB]

   ...other payment, remuneration or benefit has been or will be received in respect of this work (unless authorised by Legal Aid). • Any non-lawyer or supervised provider for whom a claim is made, performed his or her work under my supervision and I am responsible for it. I acknowledge that: • If this case is subject to a user charge, the total approved payment may be reduced by the amount of the user charge where the total approved is more than the user charge. Signature of lead pr...

6. Form 46 Public Protection Orders [pdf, 385 KB]

   ...reasonably incurred. • No other payment, remuneration or benefit has been or will be received in respect of this work (unless authorised by Legal Aid). • Any non-lawyer or supervised provider performed his or her work under my supervision and I am responsible for it. I acknowledge that: • If this case is subject to a user charge, the total approved payment may be reduced by the amount of the user charge where the total approved is more than the user charge. Signature of l...

7. Saraswat v Chase-Seymour [2012] NZIACDT 83 (18 October 2012) [pdf, 80 KB]

   ...censured. [14.2] Will pay a penalty of $1,500 pursuant to section 51(1)(f) of the Act, in respect of this complaint. Caution [15] The Tribunal cautions Ms Chase-Seymour pursuant to section 51(1)(a) that her attitude to her client exhibited in her response to this complaint does not meet the standards expected of a professional person. [16] Ms Chase-Seymour has a dispute with her client as she did not comply with the Code. Had she done so, there would have been no room for the disput...

8. Dablo v Tan [2013] NZIACDT 41 (26 June 2013) [pdf, 47 KB]

   ...complaint were not at the highest end of the spectrum, the grounds established were far from trivial. The decision makes it clear what the level of culpability was. The other factors are mitigating, but nonetheless leave the reality that Ms Tan has been responsible for a serious lapse from professional standards in relation to this complaint. 3 [10] Virtually every professional person, and to some extent their family will suffer embarrassment and discomfort from publicati...

9. Uia v Tangilanu [2014] NZIACDT 62 (30 April 2014) [pdf, 105 KB]

   ...Accordingly, it is evident there was a professional relationship that triggered the requirement for a written agreement that complied with the Code. [14] Providing a compliant written agreement is an essential part of an adviser’s professional responsibilities; the process ensures the client has a record of what they have agreed to and what they are entitled to expect. The written agreement also provides the Immigration Advisers Authority, and ultimately this Tribunal, with an outline...

10. Edwards - Opoe Lot 1 DP 93434 Part Sec 28 Block VII (2008) 126 Whangarei MB 4 (126 WH 4) [pdf, 677 KB]

    ...of granting the change of status. [13] I take into account that there has been no appearance by members of the prefelTed classes of alienees ("PCA") either in support or in opposition to the change of status. In my view the lack of a response carries little weight. Simply because the current generation of PCA have not expressed a view does not justify the removal of the rights of a fuhlre generation. [14] More fundamentally, I do not consider that granting a change of stat...