The court varied post-relocation access arrangements for a child moving to Japan, requiring supervised daytime contact and limiting remote access after concerns about the mother’s compliance.
Personal injuries judgment finding an employer liable for unsafe unloading practices and inadequate supervision, with 25% contributory negligence and damages awarded.
Custody dispute over two boys: the court granted sole custody to the father, shared practical care, supervised arrangements for 12 months, and weekly counselling for the mother.
The action was dismissed because the court found CSD had exercised reasonable supervision (CCTV and staff presence), the Plaintiff had impliedly accepted the risks of bodily contact in a sporting contest, the Plaintiff failed to prove on the balance of probabilities that CSD caused the collision due to lack of evidence identifying the cause, and credible evidence established that medical treatment had been provided.
The Court of Appeal held that a registered structural engineer’s duties were limited to structural elements, so the cladding complaints against him failed.
Cladding
Buildability
Supervision
Duty of care of registered structural engineer (rse)
The District Court ordered forfeiture of video CD production machines, finding the owner highly complicit and lacking reasonable precautions against illegal use.
The plaintiff succeeded in a personal injuries claim after the court found the employer failed to provide a safe system of work and adequate supervision.