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...84 • Vendor warranties 86 The liability of the second respondent, Peter Vining, in tort 90 • The personal liability of a director in tort 92 • Mr Vining’s role 97 • Did Mr Vining breach the duty of care and if so was there loss? 100 • Ground levels 105 • The cladding and windows 106 • Sundry Defects 109 • Duty to remedy 110 • Summary of second respondent’s liability 111 CLAIM NO.00734 – HE...
...education at your school. I have attempted to do this through his mother but unfortunately, she has not been supportive or encouraging of my relationship with ......... • … as his birth father, I am ........’s natural guardian and share parental care and responsibility for him together with his mother. … there are no Parenting orders or Protection Orders in place that varies my guardianship of ........, … • I would like you to keep me updated on ........’s education at...
...the EPA, Ms JJ and her husband LJ (one of AJ’s two sons) had forgotten that Ms JJ held a property EPA for AJ. That is obvious from a letter LJ wrote to his mother MJ, and his brother CJ on 7 May 2010, proposing that he and Ms JJ cover elder care costs up to $35,000 as an interest free loan. In the end LJ expended close on $39,000 on that account. [7] MJ consulted [Law Firm A] (which as successor to the practice of [Law Firm B] held the deeds of AJ and MJ) on 10 July 2010. She s...
...defendant has breached the Health and Disability Commissioner (Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers’ Rights) Regulations 1996 (“the Code”) in respect of Right 4(1) by failing to provide services to the [aggrieved] person with reasonable care and skill, and Right 4(2) by failing to provide services to the aggrieved person that complied with legal, professional, and ethical standards. 3. In relation to the declaration being sought in paragraph 2(a) above, the parties res...
...Court of Appeal’s decision, Parliament passed the Foreshore and Seabed Act 2004 (FSA). That Act vested legal ownership of the foreshore and seabed in the Crown and extinguished territorial Māori customary rights in those areas, as well as providing protection for public access and navigation rights. The Act prescribed a process by which those held to have territorial customary rights in the foreshore and seabed could seek redress from the Crown or apply for creation of a foreshore and s...
...Rights Act’). We understand that this Bill is likely to be considered by the Cabinet Business Committee at its meeting on Monday, 31 March 2008. 2. T he purpose of the Bill is to create minimum standards for a modern workforce in respect of the protection and promotion of infant feeding through breastfeeding and the provision of rest and meal breaks. The proposals in this Bill also support government policy concerning the choices of employees, particularly regarding their work-life...
...PROVIDER UPDATE | OCTOBER 2021 COVID-19 support, quarterly reporting, changes to the FVPP08 and useful resources Safe contact with applicants We want to remind everyone about safe practice when contacting an applicant/victim. Please take care when making contact by text message and through other messaging platforms as these messages may be accessed and read by others who are not the intended recipient. This is especially important as you may be contacting an applicant before the...
...[3.2] Incompetent as she failed to address elementary and clear requirements of Immigration New Zealand’s policy, [3.3] The same circumstances amounted to a breach of the Code of Conduct 2010 (failure to carry out lawful informed instructions with care diligence and professionalism (clause 1.1(b) of the Code)); and [3.4] She failed to report as required (clause 3(a) of the Code). [3.5] The full factual circumstances are set out in the substantive decision. The Parties’ Positions...
...attorney [48] As noted earlier, the enduring power of attorney created by Mr AR authorised Mrs AR “to act while [he was] mentally capable and to continue to act if [he] became mentally incapable”.11 A brief note on the relevant provisions in the Protection of 6 Scott v Wise [1986] 2 NZLR 484 (CA) at 491. 7 At 492. 8 Duncan Webb, Kathryn Dalziel and Kerry Cook Ethics, Professional Responsibility and the Lawyer (3rd ed, LexisNexi...
...Project and on any significant inconsistencies with the provisions of the Covenant that were identified. Describe the effect of the new Human Rights Amendment Bill and the changes it introduces. 2. Please explain what steps have been taken to protect all Covenant rights under national law in areas where deficiencies have emerged (see paras. 46 and 241). What remedies are available to persons whose rights under the Covenant have not been fully incorporated? In particular, how may a c...