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...COUNCIL Applicant MEMORANDUM OF COUNSEL ON BEHALF OF WILLOWRIDGE DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED Dated: 23 December 2020 1 MAY IT PLEASE THE COURT: Introduction [1] This memorandum of counsel is in response to the Court’s minute issued on 17 December 2020 whereby Willowridge Developments Limited (Willowridge) was directed to respond in respect of the following: (a) the sub-section under s 274 of the Resource Management Act 199...
...that he has undergone a lot of personal growth in the 18 months since his offending and that he is unlikely to reoffend. [9] Both the District and High Courts judges involved in Mr Fifita’s sentencing accepted that Mr Fifita had accepted responsibility for his offending from the outset, that he is truly and genuinely remorseful and that he is fundamentally a good man. The High Court concluded that Mr Fifita’s lapse was uncharacteristic and that apart from this lapse “he is a...
...expeditiously and in accordance with the provisions of the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 and Unit Titles Act 2010, all disputes that are referred to the Tenancy Tribunal. Usually parties present their own cases and hearings are held in local District Courts. Responsible to: · Principal Tenancy Adjudicator Principal working relationships: (Excluding direct reporting relationship) · Court Manager and Service Manager local District Court/s. · Tenancy Clerk, local District Court/s. · Region...
...consider that because of the shortcomings that the appellant showed in regard to supervising staff, further training was required. That is because it would seem that the 2015 training was on its own insufficient to apprise the appellant of what his responsibilities were. Alternatively, training may have been ineffective or the appellant may have forgotten aspects of it. We consider that the events which led to the appellant being charged demonstrate on their own that the licensee nee...
...costs in relation to the challenge and cross-challenge remains live: any party seeking an order as to costs are to file and serve a memorandum within 14 days of 29 March 2021 (being the date on which the parties are scheduled to attend mediation); any response is to be filed and served within seven days; and any reply is to be filed and served within seven days. [3] The parties attended mediation on 29 March 2021. On 9 April 2021 the company applied for an extension of time to file and...
...Rotorua MB 3-11 and on 1 June 2017, 163 Waiāriki MB 231-236, on the basis that these orders are erroneous because of a mistake on the part of the deputy registrar in the presentation of the facts to the Court. (c) Ms Overington is to file her response, if any, by 13 December 2019. [14] The file is then to be referred to us for further directions. Pronounced at 2.15pm in open Court at Rotorua on Friday this 29th day of November 2019 L R Harvey S R Clark M P Armst...
...in accordance with the provisions of the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 and Unit Titles Act 2010, all disputes that are referred to the Tenancy Tribunal. Usually parties present their own cases and hearings are held in local District Courts. Responsible to: • Principal Tenancy Adjudicator Principal working relationships: (Excluding direct reporting relationship) • Court Manager and Service Manager local District Court/s. • Tenancy Clerk, local District Court/s. • Regio...
...general public. We also made an application and presented to the Special Tribunal about the subject matter of these proceedings. 3 There is no undue prejudice to the other parties if the Court was to grant the application. The parties' responses to the application [4] The parties were given until 7 February 2020 to advise the Court of their position in relation to the waiver application. No party has objected to the waiver being granted and the following parties have ad...
...passed away and the circumstances prevented this Office from exercising its functions in a manner that was consistent with natural justice. The point being that, even if there had been conduct on the part of Mr BK that warranted a disciplinary response, which is not accepted, this Office could make no finding adverse to Mr BK without him having the opportunity to comment. [13] Ms GX was disappointed that she could not obtain a refund or compensation from Mr BK because no unsatisfac...
...they want, explain why. • Respect their right to say nothing – you may unsettle them if you pressure them into making choices when they don’t want to. • Let them rely on you and your former partner to make the decisions – it’s your responsibility as the adults. Arrangements will need to change as your children’s needs change • They’ll probably go through stages when they need to be with one parent more than the other (try not to take this personally). • Wel...