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...objective standpoint. 2 Rayner v Director-General of Health [2019] NZEmpC 13. [10] In the next section of this judgment it is necessary to set out the somewhat complex chronology with care. This detailed history of events will then enable the Court to make findings as to the steps taken by the various parties involved. [11] Although credibility issues will need to be considered in the usual way,3 this is a case where the...
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...that none of the issues had ever been specifically raised with him, nor had there been any consultation, instead the PIP was given to him "as a fait accompli". I accept Mr Rodkiss' evidence in this regard. He impressed me as a careful witness who was not given to overstatements. On the contrary, I found Mr Adams' evidence vague on specifics. I listened in vain for a cogent and credible explanation of the need to issue Mr Rodkiss with a PIP containing an ackno...
...servient tenements. I accept that the Wagg principles are relevant as a guide to determining reasonable access but do not consider that each of the principles should be applied slavishly. [73] Counsel, as foreshadowed, urges the Court to take care to ensure that advancing the development plans of one piece of land is not to the detriment of other blocks, as this would be inconsistent with the kaupapa of the 1993 Act. [74] In Māori Trustee v Forde – Section 186 Block V Longw...
...trustee was aware of the application; (d) directed the respondents to advise whether or not they had been served in their court proceedings with pleadings alleging negligence and/or disputing the amount of their claim. [87] I record that having carefully read the complaint, the response to the complaint, the Committee’s decision and the submissions filed in support of and in opposition to the application for review, there are no additional issues or questions in my mind that necessit...
...considerably between farm types). The other area provides non-farming services – such as native vegetation cover – a substantial portion of New Zealand’s native vegetation is on sheep and beef farms. Most of New Zealand’s covenants that protect land in perpetuity under the QEII National Trust are on sheep and beef farms. 6 9. Greenhouse gas emissions for the sheepmeat sector are 40 per cent lower than 1990 levels; and for the beef cattle sector they are down 10 per cent...
...and landscape features www.waikatoregion.govt.nz ISSN 2230-4355 (Print) ISSN 2230-4363 (Online) Prepared by: DJ Houlbrooke1, RM Monaghan1, M McLeod2 1 AgResearch, Mosgiel 2 Landcare Research, Hamilton For: Waikato Regional Council Private Bag 3038 Waikato Mail Centre HAMILTON 3240 June 2011 Document #: 2089464 Doc # 2089464 Approved for release by: Date...
...appeals to the District Court, it is necessary to accurately describe what was concluded in each of the two Review Decisions. First Review Decision 29 December 2017 of Reviewer Davinnia Tan (Appeal ACR 61/18) [8] Mr Butler had come under the care of a musculoskeletal pain medicine [general] practitioner, Dr Kanji from about early 2012. On 30 August 2016 Dr Kanji reviewed Mr Butler and expressed the opinion that the source of Mr Butler’s pain since his accident in 2007 may ha...
...worked hard to address the environmental effects through successive condition sets presented during the hearing . 3 Dated 26 January 2018. 4 [2015] NZEnvC 90 at [46] and [47]. 4 [10J Because designations are flexible devices this necessitates careful attention is given to the conditions of the designation and, in particular, to those conditions the purpose of which is to constrain development within the limits/boundaries of effects that are considered acceptable by the expert...