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KNOWING YOUR ACCUSER

The person complained about wants to know the name of their accuser. What is the employer to do?

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BOINZ KEYNOTE SPEECH GIVEN BY MARK McCRINDLE

Mark McCrindle's BOINZ speech. His passions lie in tracking emerging issues and researching social trends.

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Mr X AND THE NURSE

Getting the procedure right is the key, as a district health board recently discovered.

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POOR PROCESSES LEAD TO LARGE CLAIM

A claim against the Order of St John emphasises the importance of taking bullying allegations seriously and following fair processes.

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Cattell v Auckland Council (HC)

We successfully defended the council from a negligence claim due to limitation and although the council was found liable in nuisance, it was only for damage to a concrete driveway turning bay and not for the more expensive damage to the house.

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BUILDING CONTRACTS & NEGLIGENCE - DOES ONE EXCLUDE THE OTHER?

"... The pupils and teachers have not had the benefit of healthy code-compliant buildings for eight years; and the award reflects the amount necessary to repair the School.”

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THE POWER OF LAY WITNESSES

Court confirms builder's duty is to build code-compliant buildings.

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Southland Indoor Leisure Centre Charitable Trust v Invercargill City Council (SC)

The appeal from the Court of Appeal was allowed in part. The council succeeded in establishing that the Southland Indoor Leisure Centre Charitable Trust had contributed to its own loss and damages were reduced by 50%.

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D A Constable Syndicate 386 v Auckland District Law Society (CA)

The Auckland District Law Society successfully defended on appeal the judgment that its professional indemnity policy responded to the claims brought against it.

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Auckland District Law Society v D A Constable Syndicate 386 (HC)

The Auckland District Law Society succeeded in its claim against its insurer for breaches of its professional indemnity policies.

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