18390 items matching your search terms
CI0301_CIV_DCDT_Order Page 1 of 3 (Disputes Tribunal Act 1988) ORDER OF DISPUTES TRIBUNAL [2024] NZDT 840 FIRST APPLICANT NC SECOND QC APPLICANT RESPONDENT C Ltd The Tribunal orders: C Ltd is to pay the sum of $397.00 to NC on or before 20 January 2025. Once payment has been made, C Ltd can arrange for the collection of the [dresser] at their cost. Reasons 1. On 31 July 2024, the First Applicant (NC) purchased a [dresser] f
...a compilation of relevant policy and planning instruments and their provisions. We evaluate those that materially bear on the issues. There are no relevant national policy statements or national environmental standards. We consider applicable regulations. 15 (c) any other matter we consider relevant and reasonably necessary for determination (s104(1)(c)). Other matters HGMPA [33] As part of Te Whanganui o Hei, the Site is within the Hauraki Gulf (Tikapa Moana/Te Moananui...
...2021 at [14] to [17] and Appendix 1. 99 EiC Tom De Pelsemaeker at [391(d)] and [391(a) to (e)]; EiR Tom De Pelsemaeker dated 19 February 2021 at [187] and [191]. 100 Clause 10 of the Resource Management (Measurement and Reporting of Water Takes) Regulations 2010 allows for Council to grant approval to use a water metering device or system installed near (instead of at) the location from which water taken. 101 The water metering requirements under Resource Management (Measurement and Repo...
...abduction / kidnapping, robberies and sexual offences where the offence is committed by a partner or someone the victim knows well. It excludes personal property damage. Crime(s) An action or omission which constitutes an offence and is punishable by law. The words ‘crime’ and ‘crimes’ in the NZCASS is a general term which is used to describe a type of offence or group of offences. For example, ‘vehicle crime’ refers to a set of vehicle offences. Current partner (violent offences...
...the revocation ruling. [15] The appeal was heard in the High Court at Auckland, and the judgment of his Honour Justice Muir was delivered on 6 July 2018.4 His Honour held that: [a] The failure to give reasons is recognised as itself an error of law or principle and a free-standing ground of appeal;5 4 NZME Publishing Limited v The Registrar of the Real Estate Agents Authority [2018] NZHC 1657. 5 At paragraph [27], citing Flannery...
LCRO 13/2019 CONCERNING an application for review pursuant to section 193 of the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act 2006 AND CONCERNING a determination of the [Area]Standards Committee [X] BETWEEN RA Applicant AND LO Respondent DECISION The names and identifying details of the parties in this decision have been changed Introduction [1] Ms RA has applied to review a decision by the [Area] Standards Committee [X] to take no further action in
...– the Court does appear to have captured what the whanau agreed upon at the relevant time. However any party is entitled to take legal advice on this or any other point. On the basis that the Court processes themselves do not appear to be flawed, I suggest that any change would best be achieved by whanau discussion and agreement. Before that can be contemplated, the whanau need to firstly agree upon the circumstances that currently prevail and to understand how that 2011 M...
...niece, Ms Li Li, would acquire the properties. In the relevant sales he did not obtain the consent of the vendor or provide the client with a valuation. [2] Mr Li pleaded guilty to the charge at the first opportunity. Counsel agree that he and his lawyer cooperated with the Real Estate Agents Authority over the drafting of the charges and an agreed Statement of Facts. [3] Mr Li’s guilty plea is based on the agreed Statement of Facts which is as follows: 1 The defendant, Yudi...
...before or in the course of, and incidental to, the provision of any health service or disability service to that individual. [35] As observed by John Dawson in “Privacy and Disclosure of Health Information” in Skegg and Paterson (eds) Medical Law in New Zealand (Brookers, Wellington, 2006) at [10.2.5], the catch-all provision in clause 4(1)(e), gives “health information” a very broad 7 meaning in this context. It is not limited to information provided to a health profess...
...I owned at Whangaruru because they want it for a holiday home for their own purposes. 4. My son Phillip has been my principal caregiver for the past 13 years. He is always available when I need him to do things for me. He has taken care of the lawns, cleaning, cooking and laundry for me. He provides transport, taking me to town and home again when necessary. He has provided all the services and support I have required without assistance from his siblings. 7. The application was ad...