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...10. WRA agrees to participate in mediation or other alternative dispute resolution of the proceedings. WRA by its solicitors and authorised agents Buddle Findlay: Signature: P T Beverley / C E Bulow Date: 29 September 2020 Address for Service: Buddle Findlay Level 17, Aon Centre 1 Willis Street Wellington 6011 Service may also be effected by: (a) posting it to the solicitor at PO Box 2694, Wellington; or (b) leaving it for the solic...
...10. WRA agrees to participate in mediation or other alternative dispute resolution of the proceedings. WRA by its solicitors and authorised agents Buddle Findlay: Signature: P T Beverley / C E Bulow Date: 29 September 2020 Address for Service: Buddle Findlay Level 17, Aon Centre 1 Willis Street Wellington 6011 Service may also be effected by: (a) posting it to the solicitor at PO Box 2694, Wellington; or (b) leaving it for the solic...
...2015 and Ms MQ met with Mr VT and Mr RH. She and her assistants (ACH and AGG) began work immediately. [5] Ms MQ’s letter of engagement to Yelp dated 14 October 2015 attaches information for clients, and refers to the “limited scope” of the services she was suggesting she provide to Yelp. Ms MQ records: We expect to be providing for you legal services in relation to the resource management enforcement, prosecution and consenting issues associated with the works that have been...
...Ngati Tama, and dismissed appeals by Poutama Kaitiaki Charitable Trust and D & T Pascoe. 1 We directed the Agency to provide final conditions. Conditions [2] The Agency lodged a final set of conditions and all plans on 17 March 2021. It has addressed the issue of inclusion of NES Freshwater conditions. It confirms that it no longer seeks specific, additional consents under the NES Freshwater. Instead, it requests that the Court impose conditions that may be required by the NES...
...Respondent to terminate the agreement and demanding an accounting for the assets of the partnership. [11] Proceedings have been instituted in the [overseas] against YZ. The complaint [12] A complaint was lodged by the Applicant with the Complaints Service of the New Zealand Law Society on 30 October 2009, alleging that the Respondent knew that YZ was defrauding people by using him (the Respondent) to legitimise the operation. [13] He also alleged that the Respondent was represent...
...medical certificate in 2024 and this did not result in weekly compensation. (c) Once counsel became involved in late 2024, attempts were made to clarify the scope of cover, and information was sought and the issues around scope of cover were addressed (that is, would a new decision be made on the new claim and would this include the labral tearing). (d) The parties worked together to see whether a fresh decision would be made on some of the covered injuries, obviating the need for...
...2003c). In particular the APVMA noted the lack of Australian data regarding arsenic-related playground exposure. It stated that there was a ‘very limited amount of Australian data to quantify the amount of arsenic which can transfer or leach from in-service CCA-treated timber structures’. It claimed that international studies may not correlate with Australia’s ‘local climatic conditions’. Actually Australian conditions may be worse because of the warmer climate. The APVMA also noted...
...alleging otherwise. I accept on the basis of the information before the Tribunal that there is no dispute as to the ZQN apartments being built contrary to consented drawings and plans. The first respondent’s opposition notes the fourth respondent addresses technical replies to some of the alleged defects identified by the assessor in its application for removal. The first respondent submits that input from an expert architect or building surveyor is necessary to determine wheth...
...young daughter on 18 June 2019 and explaining to her daughter that she may be going to prison the next day. [23] Arrangements had been put in place for Ms Cook to have a private alcohol and drug assessment by Mr Hohepa Albert of Te Hurahi Rereke Services. This involved Mr Albert having an assessment meeting with Ms Cook at 9.30 am on 19 June 2019. That was the morning of the same day the Department’s Application was to be called in Court in the afternoon. We accept that the prepara...
...it is necessary to outline them here. [3] Mr and Mrs LH purchased the property in 2003. A few years later, they discovered that the property was not weathertight and in early 2011 they brought a claim under the Weathertight Homes Resolution Services Act 2006. As part of that process, Mr and Mrs LH applied for an assessor’s report in which the assessor advised they had a viable claim. 2 [4] Mr and Mrs LH instructed [Law Firm A] to act for them and proceedings were dr...