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...obligations under the Building Act. 3.6 The claims against Mr Ford are that he was either the developer or the builder, or both, and that he allowed unauthorised substitutions in the course of the building work. This was a breach of his duty of care owed to subsequent owners of the dwelling. Claim No 00765 – Miller-Hard page 10 of 60 3.7 The Owners claims against BBC are that it...
...scheme effectively and efficiently, including managing the Scheme’s Accounts, collecting levies and administering resolution. ACC funds treatment and rehabilitation services from many providers to ensure that injured people receive appropriate care and rehabilitation. This includes acute and elective surgery, assessment services and the provision of assistance based on need. 4 Accounts The Scheme is managed through five Accounts, with each providing cover for a specific gro...
...scheme effectively and efficiently, including managing the Scheme’s Accounts, collecting levies and administering resolution. ACC funds treatment and rehabilitation services from many providers to ensure that injured people receive appropriate care and rehabilitation. This includes acute and elective surgery, assessment services and the provision of assistance based on need. 5 Accounts The Scheme is managed through five Accounts, with each providing cover for a specific gro...
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...such certifications play in a conveyancing practice. It is crucial to the profession’s reputation and functioning that lending institutions have full confidence, not only in a lawyer’s honesty, but of his or her standards of diligence and care. 5 [17] Having determined the level of seriousness, we consider aggravating and mitigating features. We then apply the principles of penalty, to these circumstances. Finally, we consider previous decisions relating to similar c...
...Committee to consider whether Mr Wong had met a more general obligation of an agent in a position of responsibility to oversee and manage licensees and their work. [9] The Tribunal concluded that in order to meet the purposes of promoting and protecting the interests of consumers in respect of transactions relating to real estate and promoting public confidence in the performance of real estate agency work,2 agencies and agents have responsibility for general oversight of real estat...
...DECISION OF THE TRIBUNAL ON PENALTY Introduction [1] By a 7 January 2015 decision, CAC v Cui [2015] NZREADT 1, we found Ms Cui guilty of misconduct having wilfully or recklessly breached the Real Estate Agents Act (Professional Conduct and Client Care) Rules 2009 in acting on the sale of a property subject to a Council Notice To Fix relating to illegal building works. [2] More particularly, we found: [a] Ms Cui should have raised with the purchaser, Mr Xu, (at the time that she fac...
...Aotea MB 65 2 8 Tairwahiti MB 171 3 260 Aotea MB 26 263 Aotea MB 212 (c) the Court has the jurisdiction to make an order clarifying the roles of the parties with regard to the management of the lake; (d) the Court in exercising its protection jurisdiction can find that there has been non- compliance by Horizon; (e) the use of the chemical is a threat to the land it is not a matter of if it will happen but rather when it will happen; and (f) the Māori Land Court ha...
...(The outstanding unpaid balance appears to be $19,791.41). 2 [4] In the course of discussions between the parties regarding the final account the Applicant raised Rule 12.2 of the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act (Lawyers: Conduct and Client Care) Rules 2008 (the Rules). This Rule is headed, “Third party fees” and states: “Where a lawyer instructs a third party on behalf of a client to render services in the absence of an arrangement to the contrary, the lawyer is pers...
...described as containing expressive content in certain instances. We are of the opinion that these provisions constitute "justified limitations" on the right to freedom of expression, which includes the right not to impart information, that is protected by section 14 of the Bill of Rights Act. In reaching this view we have taken into consideration the importance of both financial and performance reporting by the Board. Accurate information is essential in the compilation of these...