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...... (3) Evidence is relevant in a proceeding if it has a tendency to prove or disprove anything that is of consequence to the determination of the proceeding. 2 At [58]. 3 Mana Coach Services Ltd v New Zealand Tramways and Public Passenger Transport Union (Wellington Branch) Inc WC 13A/08 [2008] NZEmpC 53. [11] Relevancy must first be considered with regard to the pleadings, since these define the scope of the iss...
...October, a month after settlement. The evidence was that [Company A] came and cleaned the rangehood but was not able to fix it. That is because there was a build-up of grease in the venting which caused the motor to fail. Subsequently Ms C purchased a new rangehood and organised [Company B] to install the rangehood. 9. While QI and MI questioned [Company B]’s expertise as being joiners, rather than kitchen repairers, I am satisfied that [Company A] who first assessed the rangehood...
...dispute may involve many more legal issues, and be expected to have a hearing lasting about four weeks. Early clarification of legal issues 15. Parties will be encouraged to identify issues at the first case management conference, and in the new "issues conferences". By ensuring that more issues are resolved during case management, this option is expected to make some hearings shorter than currently. Shorter hearings will allow more hearings to be heard in the same number o...
...with a practitioner of its choice. [11] Further exchanges between the parties over that matter led to the provision of further reports from Professor Ohms’ doctors indicating Professor Ohms was fit to work. AUT considers the reports do not address important questions associated with Professor Ohms’ health and safety in the workplace. It believes it does not have enough information to ensure his safety at work, and in turn considers it cannot allow him to return to work. Th...
...standards. This had been raised with him as a disciplinary issue in June 2009 and, with help from management, his performance in this area had improved. [6] At Hillmorton Hospital, Mr de Bruin worked exclusively in the inpatient ward of the Psychiatric Services for Adults with Intellectual Disability (PSAID). This unit caters for patients with mild to moderate intellectual disability who also 2 Section 103A. 3 Section 125. 4 S...
...Kamo Low Density Precinct (KLP). There is a single chapter containing all of the land use and subdivision rules for the KWE. [15] Plan Change 88I (PC88I) proposed to replace the Living 1, 2 and 3 Environments (and in Kamo, the KMP and KLP) with new Residential Zones. The public notice for the Plan Change described the new zones as: 3 Chapter 35 – Introduction to Environment Rules. 6 • The Medium-density Residential Zone provides for suburban density residential develo...
...first have been considered by the Privacy Commissioner as a complaint. See L v T (1998) 5 HRNZ 30 (Morris J, A Knowles, GDS Taylor) at 35 and 36; Steele v Department of Work and Income [2002] NZHRRT 12; DAS v Department of Child, Youth and Family Services [2004] NZHRRT 45; Lehmann v Radio Works [2005] NZHRRT 20 and more recently Rafiq v Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand [2013] NZHRRT 10. [66] The importance of hearing the agency in relation to the action alleged to be an interfere...
...This involved shrinking the boardwalk's width by between 300mm and 900mm such that it would be narrowed in places to 1200mm (but still comply with the minimum width for people with disabilities prescribed in D1/AS1 (Access Routes) of the New Zealand Building Code). [19] Mr Madill's supplementary evidence explained that the building move would result in a slight reduction in building height (of 50mm). It explained that design restraints include the fact that the ground ri...
...This involved shrinking the boardwalk's width by between 300mm and 900mm such that it would be narrowed in places to 1200mm (but still comply with the minimum width for people with disabilities prescribed in D1/AS1 (Access Routes) of the New Zealand Building Code). [19] Mr Madill's supplementary evidence explained that the building move would result in a slight reduction in building height (of 50mm). It explained that design restraints include the fact that the ground ri...
...Engineering and a Post Graduate Diploma (Marine nuclear technology) obtained at the Royal Military Staff College Greenwich, London. I also obtained a Naval Machinery Charge Qualification (MCQ) with the Royal Navy. I am a Member of Engineering New Zealand (previously the Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand - IPENZ). 1.4 My professional background as it relates to maritime operations includes having held various maritime positions such as: Officer of the Watch on a...