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GEORGINA RACHELLE v AIR NEW ZEALAND LIMITED NZEmpC CHRISTCHURCH [2018] NZEmpC 102 [6 September 2018] IN THE EMPLOYMENT COURT CHRISTCHURCH [2018] NZEmpC 102 EMPC 250/2017 IN THE MATTER OF a challenge to a determination of the Employment Relations Authority AND IN THE MATTER of an application for further and better particulars BETWEEN GEORGINA RACHELLE Plaintiff AND AIR NEW ZEALAND LIMITED Defendant Hearing: On the pa...
...the research summary. The summary previously provided to you was based on on-going data reporting and monitoring going back to 2017. It was through our regular reporting that we built a continual understanding of later guilty pleas in courts across New Zealand. We have provided specific pieces of work in this response which were not the output of a full research programme but were commissioned after data reporting analyses to better understand what could be driving later guilty pleas. Tw...
...with one lawyer in the firm acting for Mr XV and another acting for Ms XY. The complaint [19] Ms XY lodged her complaint on 1 April 2012. Her complaint was succinct and is reproduced in full here. I am trustee of the MET which owns a property [address]. I am making the complaint on behalf of the trust. The complaint is against [AB] of AB & Associates Ltd [address]. Complaint: The Trust has incurred $3000 plus GST of legal fees trying to remove a Charging Order that was pla...
...required easements arranged prior to section 224(c) approval. Electricity and Telecommunications 14.lt shall be the consent holder's responsibility to obtain the consent of the network utility provider as to the position of any electricity services to serve Lots 7-10. 15. The consent holder shall provide an operational underground power connection to the boundary of Lots 7-10 . 16. The consent holder shall supply evidence of the consents referred to in Condition 14 to the Chie...
...challenge to the Authority’s determination brought within the statutory time limit. [6] The applicant’s explanation for the delay is that it was brought about by circumstances beyond his control, namely the length of time taken by the Legal Services Agency to approve a grant of legal aid. The applicant also says that there are other circumstances in which it will be just to extend time. These include allegations that: • the Employment Relations Authority’s investigation w...
...representation of DC at the defended hearing in the District Court. [12] Accordingly, this decision deals only with HT’s conduct in acting for DC before and after the defended hearing. Complaint [13] DC lodged his complaint about HT’s conduct with the New Zealand Law Society Lawyers Complaints Service (Complaints Service) in early January 2022. In summary, DC said: 1 See letter from PS, barrister, to DC (8 September 2022). 2 Through the Case Manager, I had asked DC to provid...
...well as other relevant research material) and inviting the parties to file further submissions. Those further submissions have been taken into account in the preparation of this decision. THE LIMITATION DEFENCE - DISCUSSION [32] Limitation law in New Zealand has always been statute based. See JC Corry Laws of New Zealand Limitation of Civil Proceedings (online ed) at [3] and [4] and Law Commission Limitation Defences in Civil Proceedings (NZLC R6 1988) at paras 19 to 38. As that rep...
...Care; (c) what measures have been taken to redress the high number of persons with mental health problems in prisons. Please also provide detailed information on mental health care in prisons. 14. What measures have been taken by the State party to address the high level of incarceration of Maori, in particular women? Has the State party fixed specific targets and timelines for reducing the high number of Maori in prisons? What measures has the State party taken to reduce levels of reof...
...Waitangi needed to be taught in primary and secondary schools as a compulsory subject. These speakers also suggested that this might assist with informing New Zealanders more generally, and therefore decrease racism and unconscious bias. • Address ‘P’ – A few speakers recommending that dealing with ‘P’ in communities needs to be a priority for government. • Equity and equality – A few speakers recommended that government needed to prioritise dealing with inequ...
SDC v P D CHARTRES & CP TRUSTEES LTD IN THE ENVIRONMENT COURT AT CHRISTCHURCH I TE KŌTI TAIAO O AOTEAROA KI ŌTAUTAHI Decision No. [2022] NZEnvC 215 IN THE MATTER of the Resource Management Act 1991 AND an application for enforcement orders under s314 and s316 of the Act BETWEEN SOUTHLAND DISTRICT COUNCIL (ENV-2020-CHC-109) Applicant AND PETER DONALD CHARTRES AND CP TRUSTEES LIMITED Respondents Court: Environment Judge P A Steven Environment Commissioner J T Bai