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...wheako, he aha te mea pai rawa mō ngā taiohi me ō rātau whānau? Mā koutou o tēnei tēpu e whiriwhiri ngā pātai kei raro nei. Me wātea koutou ki te whakarāpopoto me te whakaatu i ā koutou kōrero ki ētahi atu. When do you think that justice has been served? As a table group, discuss the questions below. Be ready to sum up and share your kōrero with others. • What might appropriate and meaningful “time out” look like in the near future, who for and who will de...
ELIYA IKUNDABOSE v MCWATT GROUP LIMITED [2020] NZEmpC 114 [31 July 2020] IN THE EMPLOYMENT COURT OF NEW ZEALAND AUCKLAND I TE KŌTI TAKE MAHI O AOTEAROA TĀMAKI MAKAURAU [2020] NZEmpC 114 EMPC 50/2019 IN THE MATTER OF a challenge to determinations of the Employment Relations Authority AND IN THE MATTER OF an application for costs EMPC 53/2020 AND IN THE MATTER OF an application for rehearing AND IN THE MATTER OF...
Criminal Procedure Act 2011 (Legal Services) New Offence Categories and related matters Consultation response P a g e | 1 Although all reasonable steps have been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information contained in this document, the Ministry of Justice disclaims any and all responsibility for any inaccuracy, error, omission, or any other kind of inadequacy, deficiency, or flaw i
...those breaches amounted to misconduct in terms of s 7(1)(b)(ii) of the Act. [16] The provisions said to be breached were: (a) Section 4(a) of the Act and Rule 2 CCCR, by Mr Hong failing in his obligation to facilitate the administration of justice; (b) Rule 2.2 CCCR, by Mr Hong obstructing, preventing, or defeating the course of justice; (c) Rule 2.7 CCCR, by Mr Hong making threats to fellow lawyers that he would make allegations against them for an improper purpose;...
...130(f) on the basis of its decision, confirmed by the LCRO in LCRO 184/2010. [24] For those reasons I decline to make any further inquiry or investigation into the complaint pursuant to s 205 of the Act. Recusal application – Breach of Natural Justice - Fairness [25] The present matter was one of three review hearings set down for 6 July 2015 involving Mr XX. Mr XX objected to me conducting a review of any matter involving him on the basis of fairness. Mr XX alleges bias bec...
...would be for the Tribunal to determine any issue of penalty irrespective of any decision of the CAC. 2.8 For the matter to be removed to the Tribunal in its entirety at this time would also provide the opportunity to address the breaches of natural justice which have occurred before the CAC. As recorded in the notice of appeal filed on behalf of its own initiative made determinations on matters which had not been complained of. Consequently those matters were not the subject of any s...
...follows directions from the Principal Environment Judge whom is responsible for ensuring the orderly and expeditious discharge of the business of the Court. The Environment Court Unit falls within the Special Jurisdictions Group of the Ministry of Justice. The Registrar, as National Manager, has reporting and budgetary responsibilities to the General Manager of Special Jurisdictions. Regional Managers (and Deputy Registrars) Vacant Auckland Rachell Staunton...
...plaintiff’s application lacks any substance upon which I could properly exercise my discretion to make the order sought. [12] Having said that, I must have regard not only to the specific content of the plaintiff’s application but also to the overall justice of the matter. The matter at issue between the parties relates solely to the payment of money. The effect of granting a stay would be that the payment to the defendant of the money to which she is currently entitled pursua...
...2006, it would not normally admit evidence in unsworn letter form where there was an objection, especially if cross examination was not available and an aspect of the evidence was to be challenged. If that was not the position issues of natural justice would arise. The Standards Committee advised the Tribunal that it did not require cross examination and had no objection to the Tribunal considering what the psychiatrist said in her letters, which were produced by the practitioner. Th...
Introduction Accredited members of the news media can usually attend the Family Court and in many instances also report on proceedings. However, because the court deals with sensitive and deeply personal matters, and involves vulnerable participants - especially children - more reporting restrictions apply than is typical in other divisions of the District Court. In the interests of transparent justice and to ensure the court is as open and accountable as possible, it is important that court rep...