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...MĀORI LAND COURT OF NEW ZEALAND TĀKITIMU DISTRICT A20150003753 UNDER Sections 231, 238, 239 and 240, Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993 IN THE MATTER OF Waimarama 3A 4B Sec 5 Block BETWEEN WALTER BROADMAN Applicant Hearing: 18 Tākitimu MB 164-171 dated 31 July 2012 30 Tākitimu MB 161-176 dated 5 March 2014 58 Tākitimu MB 282-286 dated 5 April 2017 73 Tākitimu MB 285, 4 December 2018 (Heard at Hastings) Appeara...
...threatening communications from SN to the Complainant were a breach of the Complainant’s entitlement to be treated professionally. [3] I found the material before me did not establish the Adviser was a party to SN’s misconduct in relation to claiming fees and making threats. Nonetheless, that misconduct was only able to occur as the Adviser failed to take responsibility for a key element of the professional relationship. [4] Given the findings, disciplinary sanctions under section...
...and coastal non-breeding habitat has been recorded along the coast (Southey, 2009, carried out observations specifically to assess potential hazards of coastal wind farm sites) very little systematic observation has taken place inland. Consequently claims that migration rarely or does not take place overland are unsubstantiated. In fact recent work at the Hauāuru mā raki windfarm site in Waikato pre construction radar tracking data showed shorebirds moving up to 10 km inland from the...
...that the deposit should be returned to the complainants (as intended purchasers) minus four weeks' unpaid rent. A copy of the letter was also sent to the licensee. The letter states: "We are sending a copy of this letter to Remax and request it to be treated as authorisation for the deposit less one month's rental to be released to you" [17] On 9 October 2007, Wood Ruck wrote to CT Realty Ltd stipulating that the funds for the rent due to the vendors could be...
...work in court registries. We support 27 tribunals and authorities. Our work also includes: • administering the legal aid system, helping people who can’t afford a lawyer to get legal advice and representation. We processed 80,488 legal aid applications in 2022/23 • operating the Public Defence Service,1 which has over 150 criminal defence lawyers in 10 offices across New Zealand • collecting unpaid infringements lodged in court, court fines and reparations. We collected o...
BEFORE THE ENVIRONMENT COURT I MUA I TE KOOTI TAIAO O AOTEAROA Court: Hearing: IN THE MATTER AND BETWEEN AND Decision No. [2019] NZEnvC 179 of the Resource Management Act 1991 of an application under section 87G for a suite of resource consents to replace water permits to take water from the Lindis River that expire in 2021 LINDIS CATCHMENT GROUP INCORPORATED (ENV-2018-CHC-155) Applicant OTAGO REGIONAL COUNCIL Respondent Environment Judge J R Jackson Environ...
...has increased Legal aid expenditure is higher than in recent years, as forecast. This is due to: • A decrease in the number of cases allocated to the Public Defence Service, resulting from resource constraints. • An increase in the number of applications for legal aid, partly due to an increased Police focus on family violence. Legal aid expenditure is forecast to remain at about the current level, on the assumption of steady volumes and steady average costs per case. Crown Law...
...$137.5m, 3% below its appropriation value of $141.9m. Legal aid expenditure is higher than in recent years, as forecast. This is due to: • Decrease in cases allocated to the Public Defence Service, due to resource constraints. • Increase in applications for legal aid, partly due to the increased Police focus on family violence. Legal aid expenditure is currently forecast to remain at about the current level, on the assumption of steady volumes and steady average costs per case. The...
...has increased Legal aid expenditure is higher than in recent years, as forecast. This is due to: A decrease in the number of cases allocated to the Public Defence Service, resulting from resource constraints. An increase in the number of applications for legal aid, partly due to an increased Police focus on family violence. Legal aid expenditure is forecast to remain at about the current level, on the assumption of steady volumes and steady average costs per case. Crown Law...
...$137.5m, 3% below its appropriation value of $141.9m. Legal aid expenditure is higher than in recent years, as forecast. This is due to: Decrease in cases allocated to the Public Defence Service, due to resource constraints. Increase in applications for legal aid, partly due to the increased Police focus on family violence. Legal aid expenditure is currently forecast to remain at about the current level, on the assumption of steady volumes and steady average costs per case. The...