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...BY The Registrar of Immigration Advisers Registrar Between Fan Zhang & Liyuan Cao Complainants AND Shu Chen Adviser INTERIM DECISION REPRESENTATION: Registrar: Ms T Thompson, lawyer, MBIE, Auckland Complainants: Ms A Smith/Mr R Kennedy, Cooper Rapley Lawyers, Palmerston North Adviser: Mr S Laurent/Mr Turner, lawyers, Laurent Law, Auckland Date Issued: 5 April 2018 2 DECISION Intro...
...independent contractor. She erroneously advised him at least twice that this status could still lead to residence. He worked for the employer both as an employee and an independent contractor. Eventually, the complainant left the employer and worked unlawfully as an independent contractor until issued with a deportation liability notice by Immigration New Zealand. [3] Ms Coetzee admits wrongly advising the complainant he could work as an independent contractor. BACKGROUND [...
...of his right hand and numbness of the fourth and fifth fingers, symptoms dating back to 1984. Dr Patrick confirmed the diagnosis of carpal tunnel syndrome. [10] On 25 July 2006, the Corporation received correspondence from Mr Hill’s then lawyer, Mr Phillip Schmidt, requesting that the Corporation reassess Mr Hill’s vocational independence, based on new evidence that he had developed carpal tunnel syndrome which was thought to be related to his covered right shoulder injury....
...8 Taitokerau MB 221 Change of Status [24] The application is under s 135 of the 1993 Act. Section 136 applies. In Te Whata – Waiwhatawhata 1A2B6 Lot 1 DP 168554 (2008) 125 Whangarei MB 294 (125 WH 294) I summarised the leading case law on change of status. I adopt that summary of the law and follow the authorities therein. [25] An application is to be considered in two steps. First, the Court must assess whether the statutory pre-conditions in s 136(a) to (e) have been...
...and therefore was a potential national security threat. [14.3] JM’s belief that he will suffer adverse consequences is, of itself, insufficient to meet the high threshold required for permanent name suppression. [15] We will briefly discuss the law relating to non-publication orders and then consider JM’s non-publication application in light of that discussion. THE LAW RELATING TO PERMANENT NON-PUBLICATION ORDERS [16] As JM’s application is for a final non-publication order, th...
...to Lease. 95 Taitokerau MB 264 [10] As such the applicant now seeks an order that the necessary documents, which require registration against the title to Lot 1, can be executed by majority as per ss 227(3) and 237 of the Act. The Law [11] Section 227 of the Act states: 227 Trustees may act by majority (1) Subject to any express provision in the trust order and except as provided in subsections (2) and (3) of this section, in any case where there are 3 or more r...
...remainder of the purchase price funded by a mortgage. 2. Despite HK’s greater contribution towards the purchase of the house, the ownership of the house was as “tenants in common” with a one third share owned by each. The evidence of the lawyer and para-legal who handled the purchase, recorded in file notes, was that HK was adamant that he wanted equal shares as he intended for his share to pass on to his niece and nephew on his death. 3. After the purchase occurred the rel...
...act for him and failed to arrange appropriate professional support. That conduct lacked professionalism (Clause 1 of the Code of Conduct) and resulted in the complainant’s affairs being wholly or partly in the hands of unlicensed persons acting unlawfully. [10] The Statement of Complaint also raised the issue of incompetence, being incapable, and dishonest or misleading behaviour; however, it lacked particulars and no party has taken issue with the formulation of issues identified in t...
LCRO 221/2016 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 BETWEEN FN Applicant AND SB Respondent DECISION The names and identifying details of the parties in this decision have been changed Introduction [1] Ms FN has applied to review a decision by the [Area] Standards Committee (the Committee) to take no further
...and to provide some context to the catalyst for the protest. Before making the concession mentioned earlier, the company had maintained that while Mr Zhou 9 Relying on the Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017, s 36. and Ms Liu were happy for Palm Bar to pay for the trial, the company’s policy was that Ms Guan had the final say about that. It would seem the company considered this information had been relayed to Ms Zuo be...