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1. Te Awe Awe v Te Awe Awe-Bevan - Pt Rangitikei Manawatu Pt B4 (2016) 354 Aotea MB 213 (354 AOT 213) [pdf, 301 KB]

   ...allegations against Nuwyne Te Awe Awe Mohi, the trustees say that these are without foundation. The circumstances regarding the Marae Trust account had nothing to do with Nuwyne Te Awe Awe Mohi and the matters concerning rental arrears are the responsibility of the tenants. In any event, they say the respondent did not raise any concerns with the trustees about this issue. 354 Aotea MB 222 [39] Turning then to claims of unsatisfactory performance, the trustees argue that Ms Te...

2. LCRO 054/2017 VM v CR (31 July 2017) [pdf, 176 KB]

   ...proceedings. (c) Ms CR, in taking steps to reinstate proceedings which had been filed in the District Court, was attempting to thwart the ability of the Disputes Tribunal to determine claims that had been filed with the Tribunal. [8] Ms CR provided response to the complaint on 20 December 2016. She submitted that: (a) Ms VM’s complaint could not properly be determined as a costs complaint. Both the Standards Committee and the LCRO, had made determinative findings on the costs...

3. OP v UV LCRO 160/2015 [pdf, 168 KB]

   ...“minimal”. 9 Letter UV to NZLS (3 July 2015). 10 [56] The Committee exonerated Ms UV on the basis of her attribution of fault to [Ms RS]. Its view was that Ms UV should not be held responsible for [Ms RS]’s decision-making, and that [Ms RS] should have assumed responsibility or supervised Ms UV more closely, given the alleged drafting error in the will by Ms [TX]. The Committee expressed concern that Ms UV had not co...

4. [2017] NZEmpC 66 Lal v The Warehouse [pdf, 136 KB]

   ...response to the situation and any applicable time- frames. An employer is not obliged to keep a job open indefinitely, no matter how long an employee has been employed or how large the organisation is. For their part, an employee is obliged to be responsive and communicative. [36] In cases of medical incapacity, and a reduced ability to undertake certain tasks, a level of engagement with attempts to facilitate a return to work may reasonably be expected. Fairness cuts both ways,...

5. [2019] NZEnvC 038 Hawke's Bay Fish & Game Council v Hawke's Bay Regional Council [pdf, 277 KB]

   ...or Mr Revell's. Human error is another possibility, again potentially at HBFG's end or Mr Revell's (e.g. error in addressing before dispatch or in monitoring or anaging emails upon receipt). In making the assertion that HBFG bears responsibility costs, it is incumbent on MTB to back that assertion with some reliable evidence. On 13 everything before me, cannot reasonably be satisfied that HBFG bears any such responsibility. [52] Even if I am wrong about that, I am...

6. Atutahi - Ototoika A14 Block (2020) 201 Waikato Maniapoto 153 (201 WMN 153) [pdf, 282 KB]

   ...ownership rights in the dwelling passed on his death to his wife Rukuruku Atutahi. She in turn left those rights to Thompson Atutahi via her will; and (b) Thompson Atutahi has occupied the block and dwelling for over 55 years. He has been solely responsible for maintenance and payment of all rates on the block. In addition, he met all costs in the maintenance, upkeep and improvements to the dwelling. The partition application [9] An applicant for partition must satisfy the Co...

7. BORA Education Pastoral Care Amendment Bill [pdf, 218 KB]

   ...for education instruction for 2 weeks or less. New clause 238G provides that the Minister may issue a code for domestic students and a code for international students. New clause 238H provides that the Minister may appoint code administrators, whose responsibilities include assessing code compliance. New section 238I provides that a code administrator may issue quality improvement notices to providers. New section 238J provides that a code administrator may issue compliance notices to signatory...

8. [2020] NZREADT 28 – Daji v Real Estate Agents Authority (25 June 2020) [pdf, 226 KB]

   ...Harcourts had asked for an extension of their sole agency, which he had refused, saying that they did not have a sole agency. Ms Daji asked Mr Denning to check again with his solicitor. Ms Daji spoke with Mr Denning again on 10 September, in response to a call from him. He again said that Harcourts did not have a sole agency. He wanted to view the property, and she told him that the property manager would have to be informed. She offered to contact the tenants to advise them th...

9. Apo v Hudson - Maraenui No 141 and other blocks (2019) 227 Waiariki MB 43 (227 WAR 43) [pdf, 293 KB]

   ...are Anne Legalo Apo, Rebecca Black, James Campbell, Lorne Parekura Green, Eric Hudson and Rangi Hudson. [3] Two of the applications are filed by Eric Hudson and Lorne Green. They seek the removal of Anne Apo, Rebecca Black and Rangi Hudson as responsible trustees of the trust and the appointment of Shane Hohepa and Lucy Mohamady as replacement trustees. They also seek a variation to the current trust order. [4] There is another application filed by Anne Apo, Rangi Hudson, Jame...

10. [2019] NZREADT 52 - Grewal (25 November 2019) [pdf, 190 KB]

    ...landlord clients, and they are consistent with the purpose and methodology of the first and fourth transfers. [27] Further, we accept that even if the transfers were made by Mrs Grewal, it was at Mr Grewal’s direction, and he must bear the ultimate responsibility for them. [28] Accordingly, we find that Mr Grewal is responsible for all four transfers out of the Agency trust account, in breach of s 122 of the Act. Is Mr Grewal guilty of misconduct under s 73(c) of the Act? [...