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1. Mark McNeilly (dated 21 April 2017) [pdf, 3.8 MB]

   ...legal road at this point it would seem to unnecessarily impact the adjoining landowners use of that land to do so. MM-005 5 Road upgrade works 18. As previously mentioned there are some relatively minor works which I understand are permitted within the legal road that are required to augment the existing road formation to enable the turbine components to be transported to the site. I set these out below. I have also identified the approximate locations of this work i...

2. 2021 07 23 Record of PHC PC8 Timetable Directions [pdf, 404 KB]

   ...for the upgrading of existing animal waste systems Amended rule 12.C.0.2 Consequential amendment New rule 12.C.0.4 Prohibited activity rule - Discharge of animal waste from an animal waste system New rule 12.C.1.4 Short term permitted activity rule - Discharge of animal waste, or water containing animal waste, from an animal waste system New rule 12.C.2.5 Restricted discretionary activity rule - Discharge of animal waste, or water containing animal...

3. ENV-2018-AKL-000150 Brookby Quarries Limited v Auckland Council [pdf, 8.3 MB]

   ...overlay from the Special Purpose Quarry zone in its submission, and therefore the activity status of removal of vegetation identified as SEA (together with any applicable objective and policy framework if such removal is not classified as a permitted activity) is within the scope of Brookby's submission; (b) the Council (by virtue of the High Court Judgment) is deemed to have rejected the Recommendation, and instead imposed the Alternative Solution (ie provisions that c...

4. [2013] NZEmpC 38 Taiapa v Te Runanga O Turanganui A Kiwa Trust t/a Turanga Ararau Private Training Establishment [pdf, 117 KB]

   ...had claimed, and further information from his doctor about the nature of the injury or illness which had led to the 4 April 2011 medical certificate. Ms Maynard offered to contact Mr Taiapa’s doctor and/or CYFS’s manager directly if he would permit her to do so. [19] Ms Maynard advised Mr Taiapa that taking sick leave for non-genuine reasons could, in her view, constitute serious misconduct and that purporting to take leave which had previously been declined could be found...

5. [2020] NZEmpC 172 New Zealand Technology Group Hawkes Bay Ltd v Flashoff [pdf, 340 KB]

   ...judgment creditor satisfaction of their debt. [28] A freezing order does not give a plaintiff priority; nor is it intended to have a punitive effect on a defendant against whom nothing has yet been proven.7 [29] For these reasons, a defendant is permitted to draw on assets to make payments in good faith in the ordinary course of business. That point is enshrined in r 32.6(3) which confirms that a freezing order does not prohibit a respondent from dealing with assets covered by th...

6. [2020] NZEnvC 212 Dunedin City Council v Ross [pdf, 15 MB]

   ...the hearing) but summarise it here: a) Cease vegetation clearance and not recommence without required resource consent, on account of contravention of Rule 10.3.2.4.a of the proposed Second­ Generation Dunedin City District Plan (2GP), except as permitted by sub-Rule b in relation to certain fencing activities and certain clearance of pest plants listed in Appendix 1 OB of the 2GP; b) Restore the area where vegetation has been cleared shown in plans attached to the application, pu...

7. E19 Karl Cook and Vijay Lala - Planning - EIC - Applicant [pdf, 6.2 MB]

   ...with the Queen Street Valley still remain the dominant landform elements behind the modified water’s edge. 6.5 The CMA within Viaduct Harbour and the wider Freemans Bay is affected by a complex arrangement of existing waterspace occupation permits, leases and 17 Evidence in Chief of Mr Graeme McIndoe, at sections 5 and 6. 18 Evidence in Chief of Mr John Goodwin, at section 5. 1072 13 management agreements. These are outline...

8. Scope of inquiry Minute October 2021 plus appendices [pdf, 720 KB]

   ...activities before the terrorist attack, including— (i) relevant information from his time in Australia; and (ii) his arrival and residence in New Zealand; and (iii) his travel within New Zealand, and internationally; and (iv) how he obtained a gun licence, weapons, and ammunition; and (v) his use of social media and other online media; and (vi) his connections with others, whether in New Zealand or internationally; and (b) what relevant State sector agencies knew about this in...

9. Auckland Standards Committee 3 v Park [2023] NZLCDT 51 (20 November 2023) [pdf, 327 KB]

   ...will-maker’s first name is stated in the will as “Moonja.” The Standards Committee urges that her name is correctly written as two words: “Moon Ja.” Mr Park disagrees. He wrote the will to conform with the title to her property and her driving licence, both of which he had seen. The testatrix signed her will with her first name as 10 one word, “Moonja.” She signed other documents on this file in a similar way. She and the complainant jointly took out an in...

10. [2007] NZEmpC AC 8B/07 Blaker v B & D Doors (NZ) Ltd [pdf, 142 KB]

    ...judgment. As was said by Judge Shaw in Hudson at para [120]: …the s 103A requirement for the Authority and the Court to stand back and determine the matter on an objective basis by evaluating the employer's actions does not give an unbridled licence to substitute their views for that of an employer. Their role is instead to ask if the action of the employer amounted to what a fair and reasonable employer would have done and evaluate the employer's actions by that obje...