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...Respondent(s) Full name(s) In respect of: The application for Filed on My affidavit is in support of: (check one that applies) The Applicant The Respondent I am providing: (check as appropriate) Evidence in support Additional information A response This document is filed by: Name Address for service General Affidavit Care of Children Act 2004 Exhibits referred to on this page (by assigned letter e.g. “A”) Initials: PAGE 2 Swear/affirm...
...If Mr Aranui had responded to the Police complaint and provided evidence that he had undergone non-violence counselling or further de-escalation training I am unlikely to have cancelled his certificate. However, Mr Aranui has neither provided any response to the Police complaint nor attended the hearing into the complaint. I also note that Mr Aranui has received a recent warning from the Police for an unrelated breach of the Act. Conclusion & Orders: [5] Based on the evidenc...
...hearing in Wellington on 11 August 2020. On the morning of that hearing Mr Marsters advised by email that neither he nor his character witnesses would be attending the hearing. He has not applied for waiver and neither filed any written submissions in response to the Police complaint, nor any references or other supporting documentation. [5] Mr Marsters has provided no information to show that despite his disqualifying conviction he is suitable to be a certificate holder. His con...
...responded confirming that the company remains in liquidation and that they do not consent to the litigation continuing, but they stopped short of withdrawing the proceeding.4 [8] Clearly the proceeding cannot continue given the liquidators’ response and the most appropriate course is for the proceeding to be stayed. I order accordingly. K G Smith Judge Judgment signed at 9.30 am on 2 March 2020
...1140 E: gkchappell@xtra.co.nz T: 09 3091259 mailto:andrew.hazelton@hazelton.co.nz mailto:gkchappell@xtra.co.nz 1. This memorandum is filed on behalf of the Board of Airline Representatives New Zealand Incorporated (“BARNZ”) in response to the Court’s 20th Minute of 1 November 2018 inviting comments from interested parties on the request by Wellington International Airport Limited dated 31 October 2018 to further adjourn the proceedings to mid-March 2019. 2....
...five-month period supplementary costs to parties will continue to accumulate and the Director of Civil Aviation has indicated that there is a possibility of further extension in the letter dated the 29 October 2018. 5. The Applicant (WIAL) is responsible for the Resource Consent Application before the Court and the material presented to the Director. The impact of the current CAA process concerning the RESA, the possibilities of further judicial review proceedings and surroundin...
...Property has consented to the application. [5] The application is granted by consent. A statement of defence is to be filed and served within seven days of the date of this judgment. [6] Total Property sought costs arising from steps it took in response to the application for an extension of time. Costs are reserved and will be dealt with as part of the costs of the substantive proceeding. K G Smith Judge Judgment signed at 10.45 am on 10 December 2...
...Solicitor: L F de Latour / M A Mehlhopt (lucy.delatour@wynnwilliams.co.nz / michelle.mehlhopt@wynnwilliams.co.nz) 1 MAY IT PLEASE THE COURT 1 This Memorandum of Counsel is filed on behalf of the Otago Regional Council (Council) in response to the direction of the Environment Court dated 10 December 2021 directing the Council to file a memorandum outlining the witnesses that the Council intends to call. 2 The witnesses the Council intends to call and the topics each wit...
...He stated that a gang member having a COA is of huge benefit to their gang as when working in security at a bar or club they can facilitate illegal activity at the establishment. [4] I accept that gang membership conflicts with Mr Pikaahu’s responsibilities as a certificate holder particularly when it requires working closely with the Police in keeping the peace and by assisting them in their investigations. Having patched gang members working in security at clubs and pubs not only...
Te Au Reka A collective endeavour Victoria McLaughlin Deputy Secretary, Te Au Reka Senior Responsible Owner To do this we are: • Focused on outcomes • Reconceiving how we work • Harnessing our collective strengths This is an opportunity to support important change Phase 1: Family Court Phase 1 also includes piloting (not implementing) two proof of concepts: • the District Court Criminal in-court activity required to support a busy list court and judicial decision...