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WEATHERTIGHT HOMES TRIBUNAL CLAIM NO: TRI-2008-101-000067 BETWEEN CONCHITA TWEEDDALE Claimant AND MICHAEL PEARSON First Respondent AND KAREN TUCKER Second Respondent AND PALMERSTON NORTH CITY COUNCIL Third Respondent AND PAUL HUMPHRIES Fourth Respondent AND STEVEN HARLEY Fifth Respondent AND SARAH SMITH and BARRY NIX trading as BARRAKUDA DESIGNS Sixth Respondent Hearing: 16 & 17 September 2009 Appearan...
...Wilson from further breaches1 pending a full hearing of the allegations. [5] Some preliminary jurisdictional questions raised by the proceedings were decided by a judgment of the full Court on 5 April 20072. Following that, the plaintiff filed a statement of claim which refined the causes of action and remedies sought. [6] Against the first defendant the plaintiff seeks: 1. Four permanent injunctions restraining the first defendant from breaching his employment agreement. 2. A...
...the hearing Keti’s whānau expressed frustration at not being able to obtain information from THMC in relation to the outstanding loan. As I had not heard from the Trust I adjourned the application for the applicant to notify the Trust of the claim to ownership of the house. [15] At the second hearing on 21 May 2012 I was informed that the Trust had been notified of the claim though no trustees attended the hearing. It also became apparent that various parties held documents rel...
...agreement. Please have your lawyer send a draft of the agreement for [redacted] & my considerations.' Your lawyer will know to express in the draft agreement all the matters for which you seek reimbursement and the evidence to support your claim. Stop this harassment and simply do what you've threatened for 8 months. I'll send a hard copy of this communication to you. Regards John Schlooz Barrister; (j) After Ms Y had sent Mr Y a draft “Matrimonial Settlement...
...been included in the title of lands of the Māori owners appears to have been inadvertently omitted and invites the trustees to consider filing an application per s 45 of Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993 with the Chief Judge. Any relevant contrary claims can be heard when a hearing may be set down for the determination of any application that is filed per s 45 of the Act. 2018 Chief Judge’s MB 169 Court Research 29. Wellington Plan ML 1654 (NLC) and Wellington Plan ML 1732 (N...
...should have been granted cover and funding for surgery to treat it. Facts [8] The facts are not in dispute. Relevant medical history and the Corporation’s Decision [9] On 11 April 2019, Mrs McKenzie and a treatment provider completed an injury claim form for an accident on that date. The claim for cover was for a minor head injury suffered in an accident when Mrs McKenzie went to the toilet, fainted and hit her head on the floor. 1 Accident Compensation Corporation v Barte...
...Reporting to and invoicing for Legal Aid Granting Notes • Where the matter is not resolved by a pre-proceedings settlement, the applicant and/or provider may seek a further grant of legal aid to resolve the matter by legal proceedings. • The hours claimed will be reduced from the guideline hours under Step 1 to reflect any efficiencies arising from the services already provided. Family Proceedings Steps – June 2018 Page 2 Private Mediation December 07 Step: Private Mediati...
...attend meeting made clear 30 4.3 Satisfaction with information provided about restorative justice 31 4.4 Reasons for deciding to take part in restorative justice 33 4.5 How nervous victims felt before the conference 35 5. The conference 36 5.1 Statements about the conference 36 5.2 The facilitator’s management of the meeting overall 39 6. Benefits and longer-term impacts 40 6.1 Impact on views of the criminal justice system 40 6.2 Restorative Justice as a way of dealing...
...to consider that, by expanding the class of beneficiaries of the trust, it was allowing the applicant and her uri interests in land in which they had no whakapapa connection, namely the lands of Hilda Inia, the wife of Paki Inia. It was also claimed that the siblings of Paki Inia had already succeeded to land interests of their father, Inia Te Ruri, although this was not pursued during the appeal. 1 The deceased was also known as...
...came across as “depressed and consumed by other things, focussed on his own financial problems.” [9] The Committee relevantly found: [a] Other than detailed notes supporting her complaints the appellant did not supply evidence to support her claims regarding the licensee’s alleged lack of responsiveness. [b] By comparison, the licensee had provided copies of email communications with potential purchasers supporting his explanations regarding the efforts he made to conclude a t...