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...Court. In Lee v Minor Developments Ltd 8 Judge Shaw observed that: 6 HCR 14.5(1). 7 At [51]. 8 AC 21/09, 24 April 2009. [16] In Simpson v BB’s New Zealand Ltd the High Court agreed that a request for costs of a judicial settlement conference was novel. It noted that such conferences are not included in the schedule of costs in the High Court Rules and held that this was a deliberate policy to encourage parties to attend and...
...purposes for the City Rail Link Project. Agreement reached The Tribunal received a memorandum of the parties dated 1 May 2024 advising that the Claimants wish to discontinue the proceedings. Auckland Council consents. Accordingly, the parties requested leave to withdraw the proceedings, with no issue as to costs, by consent. Role of Tribunal Rule 15 of the Land Valuation Tribunal Rules 1977 allows proceedings to be withdrawn with leave of the Tribunal. These issues rela...
...litigation. [16] Mr Mitchell considered that such an arrangement placed NZ Post in a position where it had funded Mr Wood’s share of the costs payable to the union only to claim that share back through this application. That was the foundation for a request that the Court require the production of the settlement agreement, presumably for inspection and to enable further submissions. [17] The second plank in the union’s response was that the settlement disrupted hearing what...
Rangahaua Whanui Nat ional Theme c THE CROWN’S ENGAGEMENT WITH CUSTOMARY TENURE IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY HAZEL RISEBOROUGH and JOHN HUTTON July 1997 Firs t Release WAITANGI TRIBUNAL RANGAHAUA WHANUI SERIES Other Rangahaua Whanui reports District reports District 1: Auckland (pt i), R Daamen, P Hamer, and Dr B Rigby; (pt ii), M Belgrave District 5b: Gisborne, S Daly District 7: The Volcanic Plateau, B Bargh District 8: The Alienation of Maori Land in the Rohe Potae, C Marr Dist
...“There is a lot of money at stake that has become an issue between them both." 3 In brief, Mr Doherty was engaged in the purchase and renovation of properties in New Zealand for rental and Mr Rimene began working for him. Later Mr Doherty formed Natusch Group Limited. One of the issues in the case was whether the Natusch Group Limited ever became Mr Rimene's employer. There were a number of other issues. Suffice it to say that the Authority concluded that Mr Rimene...
...moving BX’s household contents from their residential tenancy address in [Suburb] to their new tenancy address in [City]. The email stated, “All your items will be fully insured while in transport. Please refer to our terms and conditions and inform us if you are interested in grabbing this deal.” The BXs booked the move for 15 and 16 January 2018, and paid FN Ltd’s invoice in advance. 2. BX now claims $4,498.99 for damage to a refrigerator, a gas heater, a coffee table and a sid...
...into the belief that turnaround could be on a next day, or next day plus additional day, basis. Accordingly I find CU’s claim does not succeed and is dismissed. Referee: W Lang Date: 19 May 2022 Page 4 of 4 Information for Parties Rehearings You can apply for a rehearing if you believe that something prevented the proper decision from being made: for example, the relevant information was not available at the time. If you wish to apply for a r...
...agreement upon his default. Initially, HD claimed $18,317.56, which he amended during the hearing to a claim for $8,758.78. Who were the parties to the loan agreement? 2. At the time the loan agreement was executed, HD was still married to his former wife, DD. HD and DD separated on 19 September 2022 and settled their relationship property in an agreement dated 31 March 2023. The last loan repayment made by MN was on 29 March 2022, which pre-dated this separation. 3. HD said al...
...consumers. One example is that when providing services, the services must be provided with reasonable care and skill. This usually means that professional standards must be met. Advice about what work is necessary can often be separated from the performance of the work itself, if the person doing the work was not required to give advice in the circumstances of a particular case. Both advice and the performance of work are examples of services to which the CGA applies. 6. I note tha...
...may have been a private sale. Page 2 of 4 7. While I would regard ‘hobby’ breeders, who produce multiple litters of puppies over time and sell them, as being ‘in trade’ (contrary to [dog organisation’s] view), based on the information TS provided, I find that she does not fall into this category and therefore I regard the sale and purchase of [Puppy] as a private sale. That means that the provisions of the Fair Trading Act and the Consumer Guarantees Act do not app...