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...contract – defence of contributory negligence…………………….[58] CLAIM IN TORT…………………………………………………………………………………...[60] CLAIM IN TORT – DO THE FIRST RESPONDENTS OWE A DUTY OF CARE TO THE CLAIMANTS?……………………………………………………………………….[60] Claim in tort – did the Slaters breach their duty of care?…………………..[63] Claim in tort – defences……………...
...spraying, or c) application by ground-based spraying or aerial application only occurs between 1 May and 31 August. Notes: In addition to the requirements of Rule C.6.5.1 the agrichemical must be approved for its intended use by the Environmental Protection Authority under the Hazardous Substances and New Organisms Act 1996 and all other conditions set for its use must be complied with. In relation to a non-aerial application, the applicator must hold an Agrichemical Certified Ha...
...describes the Ministry of Justice’s engagement process for seeking views on possible changes to notification rules under the Privacy Act 2020. Transparency regarding the collection, use, and disclosure of personal information is fundamental in protecting individuals’ privacy rights and their dignity and autonomy. Transparency enables individuals to: • make informed privacy choices; • hold agencies to account for their privacy practices; and • exercise their privacy rig...
...that liability for all costs rests on Mr DJ, who now has no way to pay. [25] Mr LP says Mr PR: 1. did not provide written information to the Trustees pursuant to rr 3.4 and 3.5 of the Lawyers and Conveyancers Act (Lawyers: Conduct and Client Care) Rules 2008; 2. was not instructed to act for him personally or as a Trustee; 3. gave false sworn evidence of meetings with him that did not occur; and 4. in purportedly acting for the Trust, failed to: (i) protect the interests of the...
...these scarce resources reach those in greatest need. Outcomes of the Victim Support service • There is strong evidence from a range of sources that the service results in positive outcomes for victims. Service users feel reconnected, reassured, cared for, and better informed. They gain confidence and control over their lives, feel supported emotionally and practically, and benefit from advocacy, mediation with Police, support through the court process, and counselling. • Some...