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IN THE DISPUTES TRIBUNAL [2013] NZDT 223 BETWEEN ADU APPLICANT AND ZWG Ltd RESPONDENT Date of Order: 7 June 2013 Referee: Referee Tunnicliffe ORDER OF THE DISPUTES TRIBUNAL The Tribunal hereby orders that ADU owes $26.50 to ZWG Ltd. The sum is to be deducted from the Bond of $2000. ZWG Ltd is to pay the remainder of the Bond, being $1972.50 to ADU on or before 17 June 2013. Facts [1] A
...multi-party case, such as this, the court will require parties to agree on the general order in which they cross-examine witnesses and will limit the cross-examination of witnesses by parties having the same interest. [21] The court will not permit unduly protracted cross-examination of witnesses. The party seeking to cross-examine is to abide by any directions the court has made on cross- examination. Cross-examination is also a topic that the Friend of Submitter may be able...
...the otl1er earthworks sites in tl1e vicinity. Regional Plan rules and consent conditions [5] The operative Bay of Plenty Regional Air Plan (Air Plan) was operative at the time tl1e Harbour Ridge resource consents were granted. It provides as a permitted activity for discharges of contaminants to air that are not subject to any other rnle in tl1e Air Plan and are not noxious or dangerous, offensive, or objectionable beyond the boundaiy of tl1e subject property. Proposed Plan Change 1...
...tickets, provided the flights in question were scheduled to be taken on or before certain stated dates. BK was unable to say exactly what was the applicable cut-off date for every ticket that he booked, but he said that B Ltd had extended the date for permitted cancellation with credits a number of times. He accepted that the last extension covered only flights that were due to depart on or before 31 October 2021. Subsequently, for flights departing after that date, B Ltd offered credits o...
...Ministry to take such steps as are practicable to recover the debt under the Social Security (Fraud Measures and Debt Recovery) Amendment Act 2014. it would be inequitable in all the circumstances, including the debtor’s financial circumstances, to permit recovery. [12] There is a discretion as to the method and rate of debt recovery and whether recovery should be deferred on a temporary basis. [13] The Authority has limited detail on XXXX’s financial position and Mr Howell did no...
...reproduces those limitations in respect of existing WCO applications that were partly heard before transition day. There is no right to appeal such a decision to the Environment Court (as is the normal course under the RMA). Appeals to the High Court are permitted on points of law only. In contrast, as WCO applications made after transition day revert to the normal procedure under the RMA, decisions in respect of those applications may be appealed to the Environment Court. 19. We do not...
...the appellants, the trustees of the Opehuia Whanau Trust, and the trustees of the Parekarangi Trust. 2. In summary, the parties agree that the land be partitioned to allow the appellants to retain their land interests as taonga tuku iho whilst permitting the beneficiaries of the Opehuia Whanau Trust to exercise their right of sale. 3. The trustees of Parekarangi Trust have agreed to meet the costs of partition up to a limit of $25,000.00 inclusive of GST. 4. In considerat...
...outside the Mussel Inn, particularly on nights when advertised events are held. The highway is a 100 kmlhr zone. Patron numbers attending these events have also been raised as an issue with allegations that there have been breaches of the 50 patrons permitted under the resource consent T2/9/9226 and subsequent variation RM141096. [3] Meetings have previously been held between the applicants, the Council , the New Zealand Transport Agency ("NZTA") and the Police in an attem...
...conditions will reduce the current visual amenity and landscape effects of the container stacks on the Site. Visual amenity and landscape effects are those the evidence identifies as being of concern. [14] I am satisfied, that the effects of permitting stacks of containers greater than 11m to remain on the Site (with reduced heights in the more sensitive locations) will be acceptable on a temporary basis. [15] I am also satisfied that requiring the appellants to comply with the...
...As the Act makes clear, there is a strong statutory imperative of dealing with problems at an early stage, supporting successful employment relationships where possible.5 The further along the time continuum an employment problem or dispute is permitted to travel, the less likely the statutory objective will be met. [14] It will be apparent that I do not see s 178(2)(b) as necessarily limited to matters which are urgent from the outset. Rather, urgency can build over time, requi...