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...assessment. The Regional Medical Officer (the RMO) was asked to review the file because the CS felt that after 24 weeks of ERC, ACC’s responsibility was about at an end and Mr Mackenzie felt that 1 Affidavit of appellant sworn 1/12/10 2 ACC memorandum 3/11/90; submissions for appellant paragraph [2] 3 Report W A Liddell/ACC 30/11/84 4 Submissions for appellant paragraph 25 5 Report A B Mackenzie/ACC 5/2/85 3 the injury should n...
...landscape and 100% of Te Atiawa's costs, totall ing $47,345.00 (rounded to $47,000.00); Interim Decision [201 8] NZEnvC 55. Final Decision [2018] NZEnvC 105. Application for costs by the Council , daled 17 July 2018, al [8]. Invoices attached to affidavit of P Johnson, dated 16 July 2018. DFC NZ Limited v Bielby [1 991]1 NZLR 587 (HC) . 3 (b) if standard principles apply, a contribution of 30% for legal, planning and landscape and 100% of Te Atiawa's costs, totalling $...
...(named) boarder (Boarder 1) who will be paying him $250 per week. [34] The second statement by the appellant’s sister is Exhibit 20 to his submissions filed prior to the third hearing. This is an unsworn and undated statement entitled the Affidavit of (his sister). In this document she states that she makes the statement as the trustee for the Trust; she is the only legal owner of the property which purchased the property in 1998; the mortgage with Sovereign has always...
...factors to which I have referred into account, I conclude that the overall justice of this case requires the application for interim injunction to be declined. Conclusion [64] The application is dismissed; I reserve costs. [65] Mr Monk’s affidavit stated that LPC would be making arrangements to try to address the areas of disagreement about risk. I requested further information about this; a memorandum was accordingly filed on behalf of LPC earlier today. I am advised tha...
...relocation to Country A, where they would be dependent on [Dr] DL; and (b) If he did continue to resist their relocation, to provide “further professional expertise to assist such as, commentary from the literature and/or reviewing [Dr] DL’s affidavits”. Mr TN: (a) Says his instructions from [Associate Professor] DL were to not respond to excitable and unreasonable correspondence from Dr DL; (b) Says he was not subject to a court order to disclose the letter, and he was...
...Like the Court in Ngalonoa, die Tribunal did not find sufficient evidence to conclude the loss of potential Miori electors as a result of prisoner disqualification may have supressed the number of Maori electoral districts.' 20 At 18-19. 21 Affidavit of Robert Donald Lynn, Alinistry of Justice in the matter of the Treaty of Waitangi Act and the Maori Prisoners Voting Rights Inquiry (22 March 2019). 22 HeAIJn i Pei Ai? The tlldotr Pirsoueir' T/olil(g Repoi/ 2019 at 72. 23 H...
...the parties. Without disclosing details that he should not for reasons of privilege, Mr Gilbert says that there was correspondence between the parties in the later part of 2006 but this was apparently overtaken by the timetable for the filing of affidavit evidence with the Court. Mr Gilbert says that in mid-October 2006, immediately before a preliminary conference with the mediator, the defendant elected not to continue in that forum but to proceed with the hearing which was sch...
...the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act. [38] It is not necessary to recount in full the details of the attempts made by this Office to have Mr NX comply with that request. Should it become necessary to do so, 7 full details are included in an affidavit sworn by me on 26 March 2012 in support of an application to the High Court5 in the exercise of its inherent jurisdiction to compel Mr NX to provide his files and records. [39] What is important to record however, is that the atte...
...Colthurst, with a life long career in the stock agents industry, explains in his letter dated 17 April 2008 that the appellant’s statement regarding his earnings was in line with the average paid at the time. 4 [26] Mr Brian Cates, in his affidavit of 24 April 2009, also confirms the appellant’s basic salary as being approximately $4,000 per annum and makes reference to a branch memo from 1972 confirming a basic salary of $3,500 in 1972. [27] Stock agents positions...
...directly from, and adopt, Ms Mok’s submissions from paras [3.4] to [3.8]: 3.4 Section 7(1)(a)(i) of the Act provides that a lawyer is guilty of misconduct if the lawyer, at a time when he or she is providing regulated services,5 4 Stuhlmann affidavit 24 March 2022, para [8]. 5 The practitioner’s conduct in the present case in providing legal and conveyancing services plainly constitutes the provision of regulated services, as that term is defined in s 6 of the Act. 4 en...