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1. LG v Hakaoro [2013] NZIACDT 23 (03 April 2013) [pdf, 168 KB]

   ...to take any action under section 61 by that date. [24] Mr Hakaoro did not refund the money he received from the complainant. [25] Ms Schaaf wrote to the Authority on 7 November 2011 supporting the complaint regarding Mr Hakaoro’s conduct. The Response [26] Mr Hakaoro, by his agent Mr Ka sent emails to the Authority dated 14, 17 and 20 February 2012 claiming the complaint was not legally a complaint under the Act. The reasoning 4 provided in such emails lacked any...

2. LCRO 215/2018 WN v ZD (31 October 2019) [pdf, 162 KB]

   ...(c) Mr FV had advised him that he did not have experience in the area of construction law. (d) If he had known Ms ZD would not be available to proceed his case through to conclusion, he would not have instructed her. [22] Ms ZD provided brief response to the review application, noting that she had filed a substantive response to the complaint when filed. She notes that the information provided on review reiterates information that had previously been provided, and observes that s...

3. [2022] NZACC 88 – Pol v ACC (12 May 2022) [pdf, 284 KB]

   ...Pol’s pre-accident occupation as a stonemason was likely unsustainable due to the degenerative changes in his spine. 4 [14] In June 2018, the Corporation sent Mr Pol a draft Individual Rehabilitation Plan (“IRP”). After receiving no response, on 2 August 2018, the Corporation issued a decision deeming the IRP final. Mr Pol lodged a review in respect of this decision, and the parties then attended a conciliation meeting to try to resolve matters. At conciliation, it be...

4. LCRO 13/2024 OB and HG v NC (12 June 2024) [pdf, 228 KB]

   ...issue. [50] I interpret the statements made in the complaint form regarding the applicants’ dealings with the respondent as a complaint of lack of courtesy, rather than integrity or respect. The specific comments relate to unavailability and poor responsiveness to emails and messages. The respondent refuted those assertions in his response. [51] In relation to Ms OB, the respondent drew attention to the timing of the relevant emailed enquiries from her and his communications in resp...

5. OIA-102955.pdf [pdf, 212 KB]

   ...www.justice.govt.nz Our ref: OIA 102955 28 March 2023 Tēnā koe Official Information Act request Thank you for your further email of 28 February 2023 following the Ministry of Justice’s (the Ministry’s) Official Information Act 1982 response to you on 20 February 2023 (our ref: OIA 102193). Firstly, I acknowledge your feedback regarding the information provided to you on 20 February 2023. The Ministry can confirm that there is nothing further to provide to you. As...

6. OIA-121528.pdf [pdf, 793 KB]

   ...Court. a. How many copies of the audio record of such proceedings are made? b. Where are the copies stored? c. Is a record kept of when they are accessed? d. Can a copy of the audio record be edited? Your request has been referred to me for a response, as it falls within my responsibilities as Group Manager of National Service Delivery. In response to the first two parts of your request, I can advise that in civil proceedings in the High Court (and in District Court and High Court...

7. 2025 NZPSPLA 113 pdf [pdf, 85 KB]

   ...Anisi have made the most of that opportunity. They appointed an experienced and competent licence holder to help them develop their business. He advises that Mr and Mrs Anisi have demonstrated a genuine commitment to learning and understanding their responsibilities and that Protektus now has the knowledge, systems, and commitment to operate as a compliant and responsible security licence holder. [4] Protektus’s security consultant confirms: • Mr and Mrs Anisi have learnt a...

8. Khan v Devi [2014] NZIACDT 2 (15 January 2014) [pdf, 77 KB]

   ...complainant. Indeed the Registrar, who lodged the Statement of Complaint with the Tribunal, did not provide any facts that involved an act on the part of the adviser. Neither did the Registrar provide facts that were grounds for regarding the adviser as responsible for what occurred with the complainant’s immigration affairs. [5] The adviser has filed a Statement of Reply. It contains new and fundamentally important facts. In particular, the adviser appears to admit she was involved in...

9. 2022-05-18-Minute-re-General-Information-Disclosure-No-2.pdf [pdf, 179 KB]

   ...Information Disclosure Minute No. 1) of 8 March 2022 set out the background and approach to information disclosure. As part of that disclosure, a number of documents were sent to Interested Parties or to their counsel, including:1 (a) the First Response Timeline, prepared by the New Zealand Police; and (b) a response by Canterbury District Health Board’s (CDHB) to a notice to supply information, pursuant to s 120 of the Coroners Act 2006 (Coroners Act). 1 General Informatio...

10. Respond to a jury summons

    ...the community and making Aotearoa New Zealand’s justice system work for everyone. Your time and contribution are greatly appreciated. Find out what you need to do. On this page: Step 1: Can I attend jury service? Step 2: Fill out and send back the response form to the court You must respond to your jury summons even if you don’t think you can attend jury service. It’s important that you respond as soon as you can. It’s not an option to simply ignore the summons or not turn up to court...

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