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1. Wai 33002.5.018a - Appendix A Urgent hearing filing dates [pdf, 390 KB]

   ...documents being placed on the public Record of Inquiry for Wai 3300 Monday 15 April 2024 Crown Particularised Statements of Claim to be filed Monday 15 April 2024 Claimants Joint Statement of Issues Wednesday 17 April 2024 Claimants Statement of Response Friday 19 April 2024 Crown Tribunal confirms TSOI Tuesday 23 April 2024 Tribunal Claimant evidence and opening submissions Monday 29 April 2024 Claimants Crown evidence and opening submissions Friday 3 May 2024 Crown Dr...

2. Kahukura proactive release

   The following documents are being proactively released in response to a large number of Official Information Act requests for details around the Kahukura initiative, which was approved for funding from the Proceeds of Crime Fund; Kahukura initial proposal to the fund Kahukura detailed proposal to the fund Proceeds of Crime Fund – Round Three funding recommendations email correspondence regarding the Kahukura initiative Briefing on the Kahukura Initiative Proactive Kahukura Release pack The d...

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3. Care of Children Act application forms for lawyers

   A separate set of Care of Children Act 2004 application forms are available for lawyers to use. Application for an Order under the Care of Children Act 2004 Notice of Response (Intention to Appear) to an application made under the Care of Children Act 2004 Lawyers certificate Self-represented applicants must use the Care of Children Act online form generator to prepare their application. Care of Children online application form generator Please see the separate page for information about filing...

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4. What is Te Au Reka?

   ...management. Case management is the process by which courts carry out their administrative function of moving cases from filing to disposal, in support of judicial decision-making and reaching resolution for participants. Establishing trusted, modern and responsive digital case and court management capability, will significantly improve the experience of all court users. Te Au Reka will deliver modern capability in the following key areas: Logistics management – supporting the right things to...

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5. [2011] NZEmpC 152 Blackmore v Honick Properties Ltd [pdf, 178 KB]

   ...any issues that Mr Blackmore raised and respond to them, both because Mr Blackmore did not do so but also because he had no opportunity to seek independent advice about the intended agreement that may have raised for consideration such issues and responses to them. [15] There was no discussion between Mr Mathis and Mr Blackmore about the 90 day trial period included expressly in the agreement. Mr Mathis was anxious for Mr Blackmore to begin work. He told him that there was much to...

6. [2009] NZEmpC AC 20/09 Allen v Transpacific Industries Group Ltd t/a Medismart Ltd [pdf, 101 KB]

   ...January was not put to him. Rather, the company assumed that because he was not contactable on its mobile phone, his explanation for the evening’s events was not credible. Had that assumption been put to Mr Allen for his comment, I find his response would have been as he told the Court. He left his cell phone in his truck at his employer’s premises when he returned home in his own vehicle to collect the access cards. He said that he thought company policy was that mobile pho...

7. ENVC Hearing 6Oct14 TGKL lay attach 5 marine pollution [pdf, 389 KB]

   ...fouled. It is possible that contaminants in the tissue are binding to natural antifouling compounds (phlorotannins; Amsler and Fairhead, 2006) rendering them less efficient, although Toth and Pavia (2000) observed no induction of phlorotannin production in response to copper expo- sure. Antifouling effects of phlorotannins are also quite variable and may not deter epibiosis (Jennings and Steinberg, 1997). Exper- imental deployments of kelps during our pilot study (described above) provided no s...

8. Putataua Bay Holdings Limited v Pere - Roadway Order Instrument 7895326.1 (2015) 105 Taitokerau MB 103 (105 TTK 103) [pdf, 282 KB]

   ...November 2014 concerned the substantive application by Putataua Bay Holdings Limited (“PBH”) for a mandatory injunction requiring Mr Pere to remove his dwelling and other property from Lot 189, and for declarations concerning the rights and responsibilities in relation to the 2008 roadway as they apply to Mr Pere, the Far North District Council (“FNDC”) and Matauri X. [3] I have in fact previously issued an injunction, in 2008, against Mr Pere and his wife requiring them t...

9. [2013] NZEmpC 152 The Salad Bowl Ltd v Howe-Thornley [pdf, 243 KB]

   ...unprecedented shortfall of a little more than $50 and that a $50 note, which she had seen in the till earlier in the day, was no longer there. Ms Westphal came to the prompt and sure conclusion that it could only have been Ms Howe-Thornley who was responsible for the discrepancy and that the defendant had stolen the $50 note. This prompted Ms Westphal to renew her attempts to discuss the defendant with her current employer and she was able to do so on that day, focusing duri...

10. CORNELIUS Grant Charles (CSU 2011 AUK 001161) [pdf, 235 KB]

    ...only viable option. [108] Part of their philosophy is not to coerce safer quad bike use by way of enforcement only. They rather encourage individuals to empower themselves to take personal accountability for their actions and those who they are responsible for. Therefore, the emphasis is on greater personal accountability for quad bike users. [109] MBIE have been proactive in developing programmes to reduce fatalities and injuries overall. [110] Evidence from ACC also showed...