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JEANIE MAY BORSBOOM (LABOUR INSPECTOR) v PREET PVT LIMITED NZEmpC CHRISTCHURCH [2016] NZEmpC 143 [4 November 2016] IN THE EMPLOYMENT COURT CHRISTCHURCH [2016] NZEmpC 143 EMPC 95/2016 IN THE MATTER OF a challenge to a determination of the Employment Relations Authority BETWEEN JEANIE MAY BORSBOOM (LABOUR INSPECTOR) Plaintiff AND PREET PVT LIMITED First Defendant AND WARRINGTON DISCOUNT TOBACCO LIMITED Second Defendant
...Judge sitting alone. Background [3] Plan Change 9 (Region-wide Water Quantity Plan Change) to the Bay of Plenty Regional Natural Resources Plan (Plan Change 9) would insert provisions in that regional plan to give effect to the National Policy Statement on Freshwater Management (NPS-FM), including addressing regional issues of allocating water, setting up a metering and reporting framework, strengthening the framework for decision making including clearer interim limits to alloc...
...are set 1 Auckland Council (5716-473) 2 Auckland Council (5716-536) 26565967.doc 2 out in the proposed amendments to the various maps in Appendix 9.3 that relate to these HHAs (refer to Attachment A), and in the proposed amendments to the Statements of Significance for these HHAs set out in Attachment B to my evidence. 1.4. As a result of my analysis I propose that: (a) maps 4, 5, 6, 9, 11, 17, 19 in Appendix 9.3 of the Schedule are amended to identify the contributing and n...
IN THE ENVIRONMENT COURT AT AUCKLAND I TE KOTI TAIAO O AOTEAROA KI TAMAKI MAKAURAU IN THE MN1TER OF BKIWEEN AND AND AND AND AND AND AND Decision No. [2021] NZEnvC O iO the Local Government (Auckland Transitional Provisions) Act 2010 (LGATPA), and the Resource Management Act 1991, and the rural Subdivision provisions of the in part proposed and in part Operative Auckland Unitary Plan, and an appeal pursuant to s 156 of the LGA TP A CABRA RURAL DEVELOPMENTS LIMI
...Similarly, in his letter of 26 November 2004, Mr Pearcy twice referred to there having been “offer and acceptance” between the parties without any suggestion that this was conditional on the defendant’s part. The significance of these unequivocal statements by Mr Pearcy is increased by the fact that he made them in the course of correspondence in which the defendant had repeatedly stated her position that she was an employee of the plaintiff. If Mr Pearcy disputed that propo...
...it: “Abuse of Process – Attempts to re-litigate matters already determined 6. Hunter v Chief Constable of the West Midlands Police [1982] AC 529 at 541, 3 All ER 727 (HL) at 733, per Lord Diplock, is generally regarding as the leading statement: “The abuse of process which the instant case exemplifies is the initiation of proceedings in a court of justice for the purpose of mounting a collateral attack on a final decision against the intending plaintiff which has been m...
...requirement was central to the issues Ms Yerbury-Wilson and Mr Wilson needed to understand and take into account before committing to life-changing steps, and substantial expenditure. [52] Mr Standing was required to obtain his client’s informed consent to the course of action advised. He was also required to maintain a full record of that process (clause 3 of the Code). If the record before the Tribunal is incomplete or creates a wrong impression, Mr Standing should have been able t...
...process for applying for a residence visa. [62.4] Made an evaluation of the proper cost of the professional services required, and satisfied himself the amount he charged was fair and reasonable. [62.5] Disclosed and obtained Mr Chowdhury’s informed consent to a course of action. [63] The Tribunal asked Mr Standing to produce his client record. He has not produced any record, and the material before the Tribunal is sufficient to conclude that Mr Standing made no attempt to take info...
...Searching the title. • Attending to rights of requisition and encumbrances on the title. • Preparing the transfer document and notices of sale (when the agreement is unconditional). • Preparing mortgage documents. • Checking the settlement statement. 2 • Registering the change of ownership at Land Information New Zealand. [4] The letter of engagement specifically noted that the firm did not give opinions on a LIM report. [5] With regard to fees the letter...
...shift to identifying the claim issues for later hearings. The initial hearings, should they proceed, are likely to be held between October 2009 and January 2010. In preparation for the first hearing in October, parties have been organising a statement of issues that would set out the key questions for investigation. A judicial conference was held on 18 May 2009 to allow claimants to comment on a draft statement of issues prepared by claimant counsel. The Tribunal issued a final s...