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1. [2015] NZSSAA 027, 20 April [pdf, 22 KB]

   ...of a post office box number. It transpires it is the appellant’s post office box number. The executors of Ms XXXX’s estate were requested to contact the Ministry about payments of the Domestic Purposes Benefit Ms XXXX had been receiving. No response was received by the Ministry to this request on this occasion or to subsequent letters sent. Neither the appellant nor the Trustee company acting for Ms XXXX’s estate contacted the Ministry. [9] The Ministry say that information a...

2. ACK Ltd and ACL v ZXU Ltd and ZXT Ltd [2013] NZDT 84 (17 April 2013) [pdf, 80 KB]

   ...although he was talking with TF Ltd, ACL believed he was dealing with a ZXU Ltd agent and contracting with ZXU Ltd. Secondly, by paying TF Ltd’s invoice (in the case of ZXU) and invoicing ACK Ltd (in the case of ZXT Ltd) they had each accepted responsibility for the carriage. [9] Having considered ACL’s arguments and the wording of the Act, I find that neither ZXU Ltd nor ZXT Ltd were the contracting carrier. ACL may have believed that he was dealing with TF Ltd in its capac...

3. ABZ and ACA Ltd v ZYE and ZYD Ltd [2013] NZDT 93 (25 March 2013) [pdf, 81 KB]

   ...law authority for the rule that a second tortfeasor will not be liable if their actions caused no further damage or merely duplicated existing damage. In this case the defendant caused damage to the plaintiff’s car and acknowledged they were responsible and agreed to pay for repair (that is, re-spraying) costs. It was then discovered in that case that the plaintiff’s car had been in an earlier accident and that damage had not been repaired. Although the plaintiff had obtained ju...

4. ABU v ZYI [2012] NZDT 83 (8 May 2012) [pdf, 82 KB]

   ...and presumably ZYI entertains guests from time to time. So although it appears likely that the faeces originated from ZYI’s property, there are at least two individuals that could have thrown it. ABU argued that it was ZYI that threw it in response to gossip that ZYI believed that ABU had herself thrown dog faeces into ZYI’s garden. ABU denied having done so and there was conflicting evidence in relation to the gossip. [13] It is the applicant’s burden to prove their cla...

5. ACB v ZYC and ZYB [2010] NZDT 77 (9 November 2010) [pdf, 79 KB]

   ...and this has been taken into account, with the new total of the cheapest quote from EK Ltd being $5,068.74. It is also accepted that a gate will be put into the fence and there is no extra charge for this apart from the locks for which ACB will be responsible. As the parties could not agree to allow the Applicant’s daughter access through the gate from the Respondents’ property, it will remain locked but will still be put in should ZYC and ZYB change their minds or new owners in...

6. ENVC Hearing 27Jul15 AC suppl evidence Leon Blackburn [pdf, 132 KB]

   ...qualifications and experience are set out in my Statement of Evidence in Chief dated 10 June 2014. 4. I have read the supplementary statement of Steven James for WML. The purpose of this supplementary statement is to provide the Court with a brief response to the evidence of Mr James, and comment on the revised set of stormwater conditions prepared by WML dated 22 May 2015. Code of Conduct 5. I have read the Code of Conduct for Expert Witnesses outlined in the Environ...

7. Dixon v Dixon [pdf, 62 KB]

   ...certifiers who were required to hold adequate insurance. There was also no evidence that Mr Wellington undertook any inspection or took part in the supervision of the construction. Mr Wellington was also not shown to have personally assumed responsibility for any part of the project apart from signing the form. The Tribunal was therefore not satisfied that it was desirable to join Mr Wellington. The application was therefore declined. AHI Roofing Ltd Key Homes filed an applic...

8. BORA Building (Pools) Amendment Bill [pdf, 292 KB]

   ...water have physical barriers that prevent unsupervised access to the pool (including climbing) by young children under the age of 5 years b. b) the owner of the pool, owner, occupier, purchaser or lessee of the land on which the pool is situated, is responsible for compliance with the provisions of the Bill c. c) manufacturers and retailers of any swimming, wading, or paddling product, other than a residential bath, when supplying a pool, include a notice approved by the Chief Executive...

9. A Nair v Devi [2014] NZIACDT 4 (29 January 2014) [pdf, 47 KB]

   ...the Registrar’s Statement of Complaint as a less than detailed narrative of the professional engagement. [4] The adviser had responded to the complaint. She addressed the issues raised in a letter. [5] The adviser lodged a Statement of Reply in response to the Statement of Complaint. She accepted the Statement of Complaint adequately set out her position. [6] The Statement of Complaint refers to various materials filed by the Registrar. When looking at all the material there is a les...

10. Email - Crown regarding security concerns [pdf, 1.1 MB]

    ...it in error, you may not read, use, copy or disclose this email or its attachments. In that event, please let us know immediately by reply email and then delete this email from your system. While we use standard virus checking software, we accept no responsibility for viruses or anything similar in this email or any attachment after it leaves our information systems. If you are interested in establishing more secure communication between us, please contact our systems administrator by email...