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...unexplained in submissions. [83] Dr Sawyer has failed to establish that these documents are relevant and admissible. Outcome [84] None of the categories satisfies the test for disclosure in the regulations. The application is dismissed. [85] Costs are reserved. K G Smith Judge Judgment signed at 4.55 pm on 23 March 2018.
...20. The correct process for that would be a plan change at some future date. 21. The figure of 20% per year adopted by the Panel for the trimming of notable tress provides some additional flexibility to notable tree owners who have onerous and costly conditions imposed on them by the Plan. The 10% figure Council wants to use is unduly restrictive. Relief Sought - Topic 025 Notable Trees 22. Retain the provisions and schedule as recommended by the Hearings Panel. T...
...tests, but for the one in 2014, have indicated that she does not have the mycobacterium. There is no evidence she has sustained an injury as described by the Accident Compensation Act 2021. [82] Accordingly, her appeal is dismissed. [83] Costs are reserved. CJ McGuire District Court Judge Solicitors: Medico Law Limited, Grey Lynn
...exchange any further evidence and submissions concerning claims for compensation regarding the sewage and water systems he claims to have erected on the land. [42] As both parties have been assisted by the Special Aid Fund there will be no order as to costs. Ka pānuitia te whakataunga i te Kooti a te tekau karaka o te rā whitu o Hurae i te tau 2020. Pronounced at 10.00am on this 7th day of July 2020 L R Harvey JUDGE
...Poukura Pā. [43] Following that, a special sitting will be convened for hearing an application for the appointment of replacement trustees. [44] Leave is reserved for any party to seek further directions at any time. [45] There is no order as to costs. Pronounced at 11.45am in Rotorua on Monday this 24th day of December 2018 L R Harvey JUDGE
...Manawatu’ (SO 11321). It more clearly shows large accretion areas abutting both ends of Parahaki. The elevated island area (shaded light green) as it appears on the earlier plans can be readily discerned. [17] There were issues surrounding survey costs. In 1928 the Commission of Crown lands ordered a survey of the island. With respect to the resulting plan Mr Armstrong says: The survey plan (ML 4064) is reproduced below. This was the first time Parahaki had actually been surveyed on...
...the matter be properly and honestly investigated and the decision reversed or modified. [8] In his original complaint to the Complaints Service, the Applicant sought an apology and an order that the Crown apply to recall the judgment, as well as costs. It must be noted that neither the Standards Committee nor this Office have any power to order the Respondent to apply for a recall of the judgment and the focus of this review is on the conduct of the Respondent. Procedure [9] Th...
...it copies reports for release to the Crown 17 and other claimants. Professional mapping assistance can be accessed through cfrt funding or from private providers. Existing maps can be reproduced (with permission if there is copyright) for less cost, and claimants can of course take their own photographs. Copies of historical maps and photographs can be obtained from various libraries and museums. Funding There are two main sources of funding for traditional history reports. The prin...
...probabilities that the company’s decision to dismiss the plaintiff and the procedure that was followed were what a fair and reasonable employer would have done in all of the circumstances. [49] The challenge is accordingly dismissed. [50] If costs cannot otherwise be agreed they may be the subject of an exchange of memoranda, with the defendant to file and serve any memorandum and supporting material within 20 working days of the date of this judgment, and the plaintiff to file...
...in the public interest. [5.4] In BNZ Investments the applicant was seeking access to the evidence of eight expert witnesses. The concern was that the applicant was attempting to access a large amount of research without having to pay for its true cost. The present case is distinguishable in that Chen Palmer seeks access only to the current statement of claim and statement in reply. The law to be applied [6] Both the Human Rights Act 1993 and the Human Rights Review Tribunal Regulat...