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1. TN v KM [2024] NZDT 106 (28 February 2024) [pdf, 103 KB]

   ...also bought chemicals at a cost of $67.96 to treat the room himself, and engaged professional cleaners at a cost of $230.00 to fumigate the whole house in order to prevent the infestation from continuing or spreading. [5] TN considers that KM was responsible for the damage that occurred because he had neither kept the room clean, nor taken any action when the moth infestation appeared. TN said that his insurance company had declined his claim for compensation because it considered the pr...

2. [2024] NZEnvC 057 Hastings District Council [pdf, 163 KB]

   ...to a Registrar to determine.1 Hastings District Council position [9] Proarch’s request was referred to Hastings District Council. [10] By email dated 13 March 2024, Ms Davidson on behalf of Hastings District Council provided the following response: By way of response, the Council is unaware of who Proarch’s client is or what interest they might have in Plan Change 6 or the application for an order. No contact has been made with the Council or myself from anyone at Proarch nor...

3. PDLA nationwide holiday roster guidelines [pdf, 161 KB]

   ...be used to consider whether attendance in person in required. Where attendance in person is required by a local lawyer, you will need to advise Police that you will contact another PDLA provider who will be able to attend the station. The responsibility for referring calls will sit with the PDLA providers on the roster, and not with the Police. What to do if you receive a call which doesn’t relate to your area of expertise? A PDLA provider on the roster must refer a call...

4. QE v TA [2023] NZDT 791 (22 December 2023) [pdf, 91 KB]

   ...QE RESPONDENT TA APPLICANT'S INSURER J Ltd The Tribunal orders: TA is to pay J Ltd the sum of $2,229.74 on or before 31 January 2024. Reasons: 1. TA reversed into QE’s parked car. She accepts responsibility for the collision but queries the extent of the damage and the cost of repairs organised by QE’s insurer, J Ltd. 2. QE and J Ltd claim the sum of $2,333.24 for the cost of repairs. The issue to be determined is whether th...

5. Auckland Standards Committee 3 v Park [2024] NZLCDT 6 (14 March 2024) [pdf, 108 KB]

   ...loss. Nonetheless, for the public benefit, we are concerned to ensure that his practise will be adequately supervised for the next two years. [5] We agree with Ms Mok’s submissions that a fine and censure will appropriately pitch our penalty response. Mr Park has had the embarrassment of publication of his name in relation to this case. He is in modest financial circumstances (details of his affidavit on that topic is the subject of a non-publication order to protect his privacy)...

6. Tamihana v Saunders - Rangiuru 2G (2024) 318 Waiariki MB 76 (318 WAR 76) [pdf, 293 KB]

   ...9.7. [22] In terms of timetabling directions, I issue the following: (a) The substantive application is to be fixtured for a half day hearing at Rotorua, no earlier than 22 October 2024. (b) The respondent, Caesar Saunders, has 21 days to file a response to the application; 318 Waiariki MB 80 (c) The application has 21 days following receipt of the response to file any evidence in reply. I whakapuaki i te 4:00pm i Rotorua, te tuawaru o ngā rā Hepetema i te tau 2024....

7. KD v BN Ltd [2024] NZDT 348 (23 May 2024) [pdf, 92 KB]

   ...work to be performed. 7. KD could not locate the warranty document. Without seeing that warranty I cannot be satisfied that what NN and ES assert is not true. It is for KD to show the link between B Ltd and BN Ltd so that the later company is responsible for the guarantees imposed under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993. I cannot be satisfied from the evidence presented that BN Ltd purchased more than the customer database from B Ltd and was also obliged to meet B Ltd’s statutory...

8. PDLA nationwide holiday roster guidelines [pdf, 160 KB]

   ...be used to consider whether attendance in person in required. Where attendance in person is required by a local lawyer, you will need to advise Police that you will contact another PDLA provider who will be able to attend the station. The responsibility for referring calls will sit with the PDLA providers on the roster, and not with the Police. What to do if you receive a call which doesn’t relate to your area of expertise? A PDLA provider on the roster must refer a call...

9. Restorative justice providers

   This section is for community based providers contracted by the Ministry of Justice to deliver Restorative Justice services. Restorative Justice publications Restorative Justice Victim Satisfaction Survey 2025 Alternative Restorative Justice pilot study March 2025 Restorative Justice Victim Satisfaction Survey 2023 Restorative Justice practice framework August 2019 Restorative Justice Family Violence Practice Standards August 2019 Restorative Justice Family Violence Practice Resources August 201

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10. How restorative justice works

    ...justice conference is an informal, facilitated meeting between a victim, offender, support people and any other approved people, such as community representatives or interpreters. At a restorative justice conference, you will have the chance to: take responsibility for your offending apologise to your victim decide how to put right the harm you’ve caused find ways to make sure you don’t reoffend A trained facilitator will be at the conference to keep everyone safe and supported. They will...

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