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...administering Mr B’s estate [46] As they relate to the issues now raised on review, the Committee identified the following issue for consideration:9 Whether Mr JB has breached [r 3 of the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act (Lawyers: Conduct and Client Care) Rules 2008] in: i. Generally administering the estate of the late [Mr B] in an incompetent manner and in breach of the duty to take reasonable care. 5 Standards Committee determinatio...
...of his practising certificate. The New Zealand Law Society (Law Society) alleges that he was not approved to practise on his own account, and that in doing so he recklessly or wilfully breached provisions of the LCA1 or the Conduct and Client Care Rules made under the Act, (the Rules). In particular, s 9 of the LCA provides that it is misconduct for an employed lawyer (as opposed to a lawyer in practice on his or her own account) to provide regulated services to the public other t...
...Claim No 0300-Theobald page 6 of 35 2 Other costs Scaffolding $ 1,500.00 Remove and replace downpipes 250.00 Protect gardens 250.00 Remove and replace shutters 200.00 Remove and replace fencing 150.00 Fit membrane to planter box 250.00 Replace rotten soffit to entry 1,500.00 Fla...
...Complaint filed in the Tribunal [32] The Registrar filed a statement of complaint (19 December 2022) in the Tribunal alleging against Ms Ramos: Negligence, or alternatively breaches of the specified clauses of the Code – (1) Failed to exercise due care in ensuring the residence application was lodged as instructed, in breach of cl 1. (2) Failed to exercise due care and diligence by not recognising that being unwell may impact the services provided to the complainant, in breach...
...Diploma in Clinical Dental Technology (PGDipCDTech) (2012). Before setting up his present business (Dental Design Studio) Mr Zhou worked for TCB Dental Laboratory. [12] Dental technicians create and repair devices for the treatment, replacement and protection of damaged, badly positioned or missing teeth. They work from a mould of a client’s mouth made by a dentist or a clinical dental technician. A dental technician does not have clinical contact with the client. A clinical dental...
...(29 April 2019), Ms Thompson, on behalf of the Registrar, contends that Ms Walke’s response to the complaint indicates that rehabilitation is an unrealistic prospect and therefore cancellation of her licence is in the public interest for the protection of consumers. It is submitted that Ms Walke currently has little regard for, or knowledge of, her professional obligations. [28] Ms Thompson submits that the appropriate sanctions would therefore be: (1) Caution or censure; (2)...
...conclude that these amendments place justified limitations on the rights to freedom of movement, security against unreasonable search and seizure, and justice, which are affirmed by the Bill of Rights Act. The limitations have the important objective of protecting national security, public order, safety and the rights of others. We consider them to be rationally connected with this objective, proportional, and minimally impairing of rights. The Bill 5.The Bill is a response to the con...
...Hart to RI recommending civil proceedings against Doctors. First reference to ACC payout. January 2010 – preparation of draft Statement of Claim, claiming compensatory and exemplary damages. Cause of action expressed to be breach of duty of care. 6 April 2010 – Mr Hart advises RI that she needs to instruct lawyer with expertise in civil proceedings. Approaches LR 7 May 2010 – LR advises unable to accept instructions 21 October 2010 – Mr Hart advises a “number...
...violence incidents to provide for a five day cooling off period by getting the perpetrator out of the house) to enable Police to direct perpetrators to a risk and needs assessment and thus providing links to other services. I am proposing changes to protection orders so they are easier to apply for (although the legal threshold to obtain them will remain the same). 18. In some ways the criminal law will always be about responding to the hard edge of family violence, that is, serious of...
...violence incidents to provide for a five day cooling off period by getting the perpetrator out of the house) to enable Police to direct perpetrators to a risk and needs assessment and thus providing links to other services. I am proposing changes to protection orders so they are easier to apply for (although the legal threshold to obtain them will remain the same). 18. In some ways the criminal law will always be about responding to the hard edge of family violence, that is, serious of...