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...where they fall , given the importance of the 1_· r'"~" " '<'" "" } \~\" ~4~~ii~r ~iJ Falvey v CCC _ Costs Feb 2018 ~v;'---- ~«-"7 ~~/ 2 interpretation issue. [3J Any grant of consent was contingent upon the road controlling authority approving the occupation by the applicant, Mr Falvey, of an unformed legal road, in particular to construct a driveway, footpath and fence, together with extensive landscaping on th...
...court/documents [3] A study of the report will show that the steering group drew on the products of the workshops to produce recommendations about the timing of conferencing in relation to proceedings overall; the early preparation of an Agreed Statement of Facts; the thorny question of whether conferences should proceed on the basis of “will-say statements” or http://www.justice.govt.nz/courts/environment-court/documents http://www.justice.govt.nz/courts/environment-court/documents...
...the ratepayer in the case of the Council. [13] Mr Allan submitted that this Court is not required to defer costs pending resolution of a High Court appeal or a subsequent application for leave to the Court of Appeal. He noted Judge Dwyer's statement in Zhi Li7 that whether costs applications are determined or put on hold pending the outcome of a higher court appeal is a matter to be determined in light of all applicable circumstances. He submitted the discretion is a broad one an...
...pRPS: The review of the Otago Regional Policy Statement 1998 ('RPS98') is now well advanced with several of its provisions now superseded by operative provisions of the ... [pRPS]. Some of the pRPS provisions are before the court for consent order determination. It can be anticipated that the advance of the pRPS to becoming the only operative RPS will continue through the process of the court's determination of PDP appeals. As such, in determining whether the PDP give...
...relief as to various DV provisions is expressed in their notices of appeal. Furthermore, in several cases, initial planning opinions about these matters has been overtaken by outcomes of planning witness conferencing , as recorded in joint witness statements. Through the hearing, such opinions evolved further in many cases, in response to cross examination and court questioning of witnesses. The extent of that evolution is reflected in QLDC's closing version of provisions, and...
...Minister for the Environment to be referred to the Environment Court under section 142(2)(b) of the RMA AND IN THE MATTER of an application under section 149T of the RMA OTAGO REGIONAL COUNCIL Applicant STATEMENT OF EVIDENCE OF ANTHONY DAVOREN FOR STRATH CLYDE WATER LIMITED, MCARTHUR RIDGE VINEYARD LIMITED AND MOUNT DUNSTAN ESTATES LIMITED Dated 5 February 2021 1 1 My name is Anthony Davoren. 2 I have Bachelor a...
...26 Taonga tiituru protocol 28 Subpatt 2-Statutory acknowledgement and deeds of recognition 27 Interpretation 28 Statutory acknowledgement 28 Statutory acknowledgement by the Crown 29 29 Purposes of statutory acknowledgement 29 30 Relevant consent authorities to have regard to statutory 29 acknowledgement 31 Environment Court to have regard to statutory acknowledgement 30 32 Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga and Environment Court to 30 have regard to statutmy acknowledgement...
...of all rights of renewal in 2018; (c) that she had failed to advise him with regard to the restraint of trade clause; (d) that she had communicated poorly and failed to respond to inquiries and complaints; (e) that she had failed to provide a statement and report as required by the Applicant to complete GST and IRD returns. The Standards Committee decisions and application for review [19] The matter was originally considered by the Standards Committee on 8 October 2009 and it...
...their father in equal shares upon reaching the age of maturity. Whether Mr Marsh had made a will remains at present unknown because his Māori land interests to date have not been succeeded to. 17. The applicant has provided the following statement from the widow of Earle Marsh dated 22 September 2000 and witnessed by D S Grant, JP which is now repeated in full: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Please find attached documents for the succession of David Earl Marsh’s share...
...Environment Court and the Council. [24] The Council submitted that the EOS proceedings directly challenge the extent of permission afforded by the exemption to rules 12.1.1.g and 12.1.1.h, which it submitted could, if granted, result in resource consent being required for indigenous vegetation clearance which would otherwise appear to have been permitted under the exemptions. The Council submitted that PC17 proposes substantially the same result. [25] The Council consequently subm...