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114 Taitokerau MB 131 IN THE MĀORI LAND COURT OF NEW ZEALAND TAITOKERAU DISTRICT A20130001016 UNDER Section 326B, Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993 IN THE MATTER OF Te Touwai B19A1 BETWEEN LAVINIA LISA ROBERTS Applicant Hearing: 23 October 2013 15 August 2014 2 February 2015 (Heard at Kaikohe) Judgment: 15 October 2015 RESERVED JUDGMENT OF JUDGES D J AMBLER AND M P ARMSTRONG 114
...from within 50 days working days after the declaration of the list members under section 193(5) to within 70 working days after polling day b. an amendment to provide that failure to file a return required under the Act is a corrupt practice offence. 101. Four submitters commented on the electoral finance and disclosure rules. 102. The Labour Party supported the Electoral Commission’s recommendations relating to the deadlines for the filing of expense returns. The current timeframes are...
...diagnosis expressed with a degree of certainty. It opines: [the appellant’s} appropriate primary diagnosis is unquestionably borderline personality disorder. Contributing factors are narcissistic traits and somatic symptom disorder. … [101] At page 11 of his report, Dr Lehany notes that the panel is strongly critical of Dr Newburn “in a markedly combative tone”. She notes that Dr Lehany acknowledges that this is a complex case, with no single or clear answer or form...
..."regional consenting process" in Rule 15A.1.2 of PC13(293V) lends support to this interpretation. Regional consenting process is an amorphous term admitting, we find, the process of the court, on appeal from a Regional Council'S decision. [101] There is no unfairness to Simons Pass in interpreting 'grant' this way. Simons Pass is in the same position as many other persons who applied for water permits after the notification of PC13(293V) . We find this inter...
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...disclose‖ it and give no guidance to the exercise of that discretion. This may be contrasted with s 4(1A) to (1C) which create an absolute obligation to disclose and exceptions to that obligation. These provisions of the Act are not discretionary. [101] It is also a feature of the Privacy Act that access to personal information by the individual concerned is subject to a discretion not to disclose. Sections 27, 28 and 29 set out numerous grounds on which that discretion may prope...
...whether, and, if so, how documents supplied to it are to be used including in penalty proceedings. The difference lies in the Authority’s control of the process in that forum as opposed to the parties’ control of it in the Employment Court. [101] The Authority is, expressly, not subject to the general laws of evidence: s 160(2) of the Act, which also features in another aspect of this case, provides expressly that it “may take into account such evidence and information as i...
...invasive than Mr X’s conduct in the first incident. 19 At [20]. 20 At [53]–[54]. 21 At [53] and [58]. 22 At [59] (citation omitted). The Committee adopted the definition of sexual harassment in s 62 of the Human Rights Act 1990. 22 [101] The victim in Mr X’s first incident, was able to leave and did so. In relation to the 2018 incident involving Mr AP and Ms B, she had to remain in the taxi until arrival at her destination. [102] On one view of the conduct in the sec...
...particularly important to her then because she had decided not to sell the property and to tenant it. She concluded her evidence-in-chief by asserting again "I swear I didn’t withhold information intentionally from anyone". Discussion [101] The EQC assessment was sent to Ms Collier at a former address of hers with an undated covering letter. The assessment seems to be referring also to claims made back in about September 2010 but, for present purposes, states damage as a...