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NEW ZEALAND LAWYERS AND CONVEYANCERS DISCIPLINARY TRIBUNAL [2017] NZLCDT 30 LCDT 013/16 IN THE MATTER of the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act 2006 BETWEEN NATIONAL STANDARDS COMMITTEE Applicant AND JEANNE DENHAM Practitioner CHAIR Judge D F Clarkson MEMBERS OF TRIBUNAL Mr S Grieve QC Ms C Rowe Ms S Sage Mr W Smith HEARING 29 September 2017 HELD AT Auckland District Court DATE OF DECISION 7 November 2017...
...if you need. Ministerial Relations and Services Strategy, Governance & Finance Ministry of Justice | Tāhū o te Ture oia@justice.govt.nz mailto:oia@justice.govt.nz mailto:oia@justice.govt.nz Contents Veterans' Affairs New Zealand .............................................................................................. 3 Victoria University of Wellington .......................................................................................... 7 Waikato...
...if you need. Ministerial Relations and Services Strategy, Governance & Finance Ministry of Justice | Tāhū o te Ture oia@justice.govt.nz mailto:oia@justice.govt.nz mailto:oia@justice.govt.nz Contents Veterans' Affairs New Zealand .............................................................................................. 3 Victoria University of Wellington .......................................................................................... 7 Waikato...
...judgment debtor known as [specify nature and location of the property to be the subject of the charging order]. Date: Signature: (judgment creditor/solicitor for judgment creditor*) *Select one. This notice of application is filed by [name] whose address for service is [address]. Notes Advice If you need help, consult a solicitor or the staff of the District Court immediately. Registry hours The registry of the court is open to the public from 9 am to 5 pm Mondays to Fridays inclusive....
...employing an ‘eyes-wide open’ approach to understanding the intergenerational nature of family harm - has shown the value of the WNPH approach. It sees interventions that are holistic (victim, offender, children, and wider whānau needs are addressed), increased engagement through quality interventions and services that meet their needs not what is available, improved inter-agency wrap-around services for high risk families, and improved referral pathways to services. Fe...
...[8] Mr Kingi produced in evidence a letter dated 29 September 2006 from the Agribusiness Manager for the Whakatane Branch of the Bank of New Zealand declining to lend him funds for two reasons. The first reason was that the Bank believed that the servicing of the loan was outside the Bank guidelines. The second reason was "from a security point of view", the Bank would "prefer the land to be in general title." No similar letter was produced from the West pac Bank....
...hands and being misused and as a result increase public safety. Offences and penalties The Police and the FSA are responsible for compliance and enforcement of the Act to keep our communities safe. Frontline Police officers are responsible for addressing illegal firearms use and enforcement. The rules about what is an offence is set out in the Act and, for more serious offences, in the Crimes Act 1961. The Act contains three broad means to encourage compliance: • improvement...
...University, Welling ton, next year. The hard copy will be filed with National Archives. The project will make research material more readily available as well as creating more space in the Tribunal's storage area. Public relations and information service The need for information on the Tribunal and its work . continues unabated. For example, Tribunal and staff members completed 52 speaking engagements during the year and circulation of our popular newsletter, Te Manutukutuku, i...
...thorough review of all rules in the Act was often not possible at the time. This has resulted in today’s firearms rules being complicated to understand for a range of firearms users, making it hard for some users to know what to do to comply. To address this, the Government has committed to rewriting the Act so that new rules can be established. The new rules will aim to provide for greater protection of public safety, keep firearms out of the wrong hands, make it easier for users...
...to a number of years of experience as an immigration adviser and earlier occupational experience. [9] Testimonials were provided which referred favourably to Ms Gu-Chang’s standards and character. They included clients who spoke of professional services delivered with excellent results and professionalism. [10] This, Mr Laurent said, established that it was: “... perhaps worth re-evaluating the extent of the Advisers’ perceived offending and in particular the finding of dishones...