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1. Coroner position description [docx, 22 KB]

   ...professionals Members of the public Ministry of Justice NZ Police Pathologists Specialist advisors in cultural, legal, medical or other fields Other government departments and agencies, such as Civil Defence News media Mortality Review Committees Other Bodies responsible for investigating deaths directly or accidents where death has occurred in New Zealand, including the Independent Police Conduct Authority, Maritime Safety Authority, Civil Aviation Authority and Transport Accident Investigati...

2. Federated Farmers of New Zealand.pdf [pdf, 308 KB]

   ...them why make PC1 any more confusing than it already is. Council can encourage sector schemes outside of the regulatory process. Maintaining certified sector schemes within PC1 particularly where it is says “a scheme group or organisation responsible for preparing and assisting with the implementation” raises issues of liability Sector schemes are not responsible for preparing Farm Environment Plan the farm owner is. Delete all references to “sector schemes” with...

3. Coroner Whangarei - Position description [pdf, 104 KB]

   ...the public Ministry of Justice NZ Police Pathologists Specialist advisors in cultural, legal, medical or other fields Other government departments and agencies, such as Civil Defence News media Mortality Review Committees 5 Other Bodies responsible for investigating deaths directly or accidents where death has occurred in New Zealand, including the Independent Police Conduct Authority, Maritime Safety Authority, Civil Aviation Authority and Transport Accident Investigation Co...

4. [2020] NZEmpC 77 Kaukau t/a Sew & Sew v Hiri-Gualeni [pdf, 178 KB]

   ...Authority notes: (a) no statement in reply was filed and no application to file one out of time was made; (b) Ms Hiri-Gualeni advised the Authority that, although the Mediation Service had attempted to arrange a mediation date, Ms Kaukau was non-responsive to attempts to contact her regarding such a date; (c) it directed Ms Kaukau to provide the Authority with various employment records, which were not provided; (d) it invited Ms Kaukau to advise of any dates that sh...

5. [2021] NZEnvC 095 Auckland Council v Waiwera Heights Country Club Limited [pdf, 513 KB]

   ...have been a little overly optimistic in agreeing to the original enforcement orders being made without an order against successor, but submitted it was not behaving unreasonably. [10] The Council submitted that fundamentally it was WHCC's responsibility to carry through remedial works, not the Council's responsibility to account for possible non-compliance in the future. The flipside of WHCC obtaining enforcement orders that did not include an order against successors was...

6. [2021] NZEnvC 119 Wellington City Council v Thor Group Limited [pdf, 4 MB]

   ...Kumar advised that Thor Group Ltd no longer owned the Property which was now owned by Reuben Avenue Ltd which was undertaking the development on it. He acknowledged that Thor Group Ltd was the consent holder under the earthworks consent. [8] In response to questions from the Court and after consultation with Mr N Kumar, Ms Slater advised the Court that the enforcement order application would be met by the Court making an order containing identical conditions pertaining to earthwor...

7. WHT Annual Report 2021 [pdf, 266 KB]

   ...response to the ‘leaky homes crisis’ enabling claims by the owners of dwellinghouses (stand-alone homes, townhouses and apartments) to be heard faster and more economically than in the general courts. Claimant owners have the option of suing responsible parties in the Tribunal or the courts. The claims are typically against one or more of the local territorial authority, builder, sub-contractors, developer, project manager, engineer, architect and occasionally the previous owne...

8. U Ltd v D Ltd [2023] NZDT 652 (27 November 2023) [pdf, 200 KB]

   ...claim for compensation brought by the respondent until the applicant pressed for payment of its invoices. This was some 13 years after the applicant did begin to use the area in question. It does seem to me that the counterclaim is a ‘tit for tat’ response by D Ltd to being asked to pay for product that had been supplied to it over a considerable period. 10) With respect to the claim by the U Trust, the onus and responsibility is on this body to prove, to the required standard of...

9. MI Ltd v QD Ltd [2022] NZDT 205 (18 July 2022) [pdf, 98 KB]

   ...allow a party who is induced to enter into a contract for a private sale and purchase of goods to cancel the contract. In a private sale the Consumer Guarantees Act and the Fair Trading Act also do not apply. 6. A buyer in a private sale has a responsibility to carry out due diligence before entering into a contract – that principle is called caveat emptor – buyer beware. A seller is not obliged to point out faults or problems, but statements made by the seller and answers to quest...

10. WHT Annual Report 2022 [pdf, 252 KB]

    ...response to the ‘leaky homes crisis’ enabling claims by the owners of dwellinghouses (stand-alone homes, townhouses and apartments) to be heard faster and more economically than in the general courts. Claimant owners have the option of suing responsible parties in the Tribunal or the courts. The claims are typically against one or more of the local territorial authority, builder, sub-contractors, developer, project manager, engineer, architect and occasionally the previous owne...