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1. X Ltd v Q Ltd [2024] NZDT 261 (14 March 2024) [pdf, 185 KB]

   ...proceed, or because of its confidence that it could get out of the deal, based on whatever had been said in the short time the agent was in the kitchen. I cannot determine which is the case. 20. Both the company and the agent have to take some responsibility for the misunderstanding that then ensued. Each had knowledge of the lack of the condition and each was relying on the other to proceed without it based on a brief oral conversation. This failure sits with the company from th...

2. 2024 NZPSPLA 093.pdf [pdf, 315 KB]

   ...was disconcerting. On the second and third nights she was alone in the foyer with no lights and four or five male guards. This was terrifying and upsetting for her. When she asked to have her own security, she considers she received an aggressive response. [13] Ms AL considers the treatment of her inhumane. She had not slept as she had been on night shift however was too anxious to sleep the first night. When she did sleep, she was awoken with a torch in her face and comments that s...

3. Ataera v Accident Compensation Corporation (Personal Injury) [2025] NZACC 117 [pdf, 197 KB]

   ...notes show Mr Ataera continues to see Dr Kihirini or other doctors at the same practice and throughout 2020 and 2021 he does not mention any mental health issues to the doctors. [12] Another initial needs assessment is done on 13 May 2021 and in response to the same question as in the first needs assessment on 1 May 2029 Mr Ataera says – “Ok no needs.” [13] In a telephone consultation on 11 June 2021 with Dr Booth after his gastric surgery it is recorded – He is a little...

4. Rangahaua Whanui National Overview volume 2 [pdf, 1.7 MB]

   ...a commodity sense . . . rangatira held chiefly status but might own nothing. It was their boast that all they had was the peoples’.11 Maori today commonly speak of their kaitiakitanga, guardianship, over land and reserves: this too recognises their responsibility to their ancestors and future generations, and to the gods. It is not ‘ownership’ in a commodity sense, but it is perhaps an even more powerful and enduring conceptualisation. The relationship of people and chiefs, and of both w...

5. ENVC Matiatia transcript notice of motion 20150326 [pdf, 478 KB]

   ...Sir. THE COURT: JUDGE NEWHOOK And then follow into a subsidiary, they seemed to be subsidiary aspects. 8 Waiheke Marinas Limited v Auckland Council – ENV-2013-AKL-000174 (26 Mar 2013) MR R BRABANT: Yes. And if you look at our response to the initial submissions we focus attention on the HIL decision of Judge Jackson because it brings together in recent times the various reviews provisions what he said in there so it follows 5 that I think we are on the same wave...

6. 2023-10-17-WK-Opening-legal-submissions.pdf [pdf, 604 KB]

   ...Poroutawhao, Ngāti Huia ki Mātau, Ngāti Kikopiri, Ngāti Ngarongo, Ngāti Pareraukawa, Ngāti Takihiku, Ngāti Tukorehe and Ngāti Wehi Wehi. 6. The inalienable connection that iwi and hapū have with the waterways, and the whenua, and the responsibility they have for the health and wellbeing of the environment, are central components of the Ō2NL Project. Waka Kotahi, 1 Assessment of Effects on the Environment (AEE) at chapter 11. BF\64389932\1 Page 2 MTA and the...

7. Whats New for lawyers providing Legal Aid

   ...package Diesel Mileage Rate Prioritisation of invoices with disbursements over $3000 Changes to the Legal Aid application process for Lawyers approved to practise on their own account by the NZLS Ministry of Justice – Family violence and sexual violence response Training Provider’s obligation to notify about the external complaints decision Legal aid payments to firms report - Update Early Contact with Mental Health Clients FLAS Audit Results 2024-2025 Limited Audit Results 2024-2025 Digiti...

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8. Justice Sector Legal Aid forecast 2014 to 2019 [pdf, 644 KB]

   ...sector outcomes by designing and delivering legal services and enhancing access for those people who need those services but cannot afford them. LAS aim to deliver these legal services in a way that is sustainable, dynamic, straightforward and responsive to the needs of their primary customer (the legally aided person). Page 5 LAS receive and assess applications for legal aid, and administer the resulting grants of aid. Legal aid is available in all jurisdictions of the...

9. Justice Sector Legal Aid forecast 2013 to 2018 [pdf, 620 KB]

   ...sector outcomes by designing and delivering legal services and enhancing access for those people who need those services but cannot afford them. LAS aim to deliver these legal services in a way that is sustainable, dynamic, straightforward and responsive to the needs of their primary customer (the legally aided person). LAS receive and assess applications for legal aid, and administer the resulting grants of aid. Legal aid is available in all jurisdictions of the court (criminal, fa...

10. [2009] NZEmpC CC 19/09 T L Harvey Ltd V Duncan [pdf, 43 KB]

    ...was that, while Mr Harvey had said Ms Duncan was a good worker, he criticised her for pursuing a personal grievance. [28] The third issue related to an allegation by Mr Harvey in a letter to Mr Norris dated 12 November 2007. This letter was in response to the initial correspondence from Mr Norris raising the personal grievance. Towards the end of the letter, Mr Harvey said there was evidence of misuse of the internet and of email including what appeared to be downloading informati...