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...registered as the legal owners; 2 88 Ruatoria MB 181-182 (88 RUA 181-182). 3 A20150003667. 57 Tairawhiti MB 102 (d) The trustees of the former owners recognise that the applicants are the lawful owners; and (e) The ownership records need to be rectified and the title to be registered in the applicants’ names. [8] The matter came before the Court for the first time on 3 September 2015. 4 With advice from counsel, Mr...
...expenses” under cl 19 sch 3 is broader than the parallel costs and disbursements provision in the High Court Rules. [15] Second, employment litigation tends to have a number of distinct features. Parties are entitled to be represented by non-lawyers and it is not uncommon for unions to be heavily involved in the litigation process. In such circumstances what is generally undertaken by a solicitor in the course of trial preparation is less of an issue than what was actually inc...
...file one financial statement for one debtor. If you have more than one debtor, you must file a separate statement for each debtor. Who can sign this form? You can only sign this form if you are the judgment creditor, the judgment debtor, or their lawyer. Anyone can help you complete the rest of the form. How much does it cost to make a financial statement? The fee is $84. If the financial statement is filed by the judgment creditor, the court can order the judgment debtor to repay the...
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...but may equally be exercised by the Court in the context of a challenge such as those which now bring the matter before the Court. [13] Subsection (4) of s127 provides that, when deciding whether to make an order for interim reinstatement, the law relating to interim injunctions must be applied having regard to the objects of the Act. The relevant principles are well established. The first question is whether there is an arguable case of unjustifiable dismissal. If so, the Court...
...Paetukutuku: afterasuicide.nz E whakarato ana a Births, Deaths and Marriages (BDM) i ngā tiwhikete mate. Waea koreutu: 0800 22 52 52. Īmēra: bdm.nz@dia.govt.nz Paetukutuku: govt.nz/organisations/births-deaths-and-marriages/ E whakarato ana a Community Law Centres i ngā tohutohu ture koreutu mā te hunga kei te hiahia. Paetukutuku: communitylaw.org.nz E whakaratoa ana e Sands ngā tautoko mā ngā mātua e noho pani ana i te whānau kahu, te matenga rānei o tētahi pēpi hou. Paetu...
...product would get through the protective clothing. In the latter part of 1985, he started to experience a wheezy feeling at the end of some days after repainting aircraft componentry which caused him difficulty breathing. 19 Relevant law [63] Section 30 of the Accident Compensation Act 2001 (“the Act”) defines a work-related gradual process, disease or infection: 30 Personal injury caused by work-related gradual process, disease, or infection (1) Personal injury...
...application, the court must first consider whether costs are justified. If costs are found to be appropriate in the circumstances, then the next issue to be determined is the quantum. [20] A body of general principles has developed through the case law and two of the fundamental principles are that: there is no general rule that costs should follow the event35 (even if a party is successful); that costs are not awarded as a penalty, rather they are awarded as an exercise of a br...
...followed. 3. Jury is made up of 12 people who decide if the defendant is guilty. 4. Prosecutor takes the case on behalf of the Crown and presents the case against the defendant. 5. Media are journalists who report on the case. 6. Defendant’s lawyer represents the defendant. 7. Defendant is the person accused of the crime. 8. Prisoner’s escort accompanies the defendant. 9. Public gallery is where members of the public and victims’ families and whānau can sit, and where witnes...
...signed contract without the authority of either party. The Committee referred to an email Mr Cations sent on 27 August 2016, in which he said “Only thing added was 14% late settlement and in my 7 years it’s never happened. And it went past lawyers and purchasers as well”. The Committee recorded that it took Mr Cations’ admission that he added a late settlement interest rate (which could have had serious consequences) into a signed contract, without the authority of either p...