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The law is not a precedent. The law is generic and courts deal with specifics.
by mytailorisrich 2y ago
The law is not a precedent. The law is generic and courts deal with specifics.
- sitharus 2y agoThese cases do not go to court, they go to a tribunal. They are not heard by a judge (or at least a judge in their capacity as a court justice) and the results are not entered as judicial cases and do not set precedent. It’s designed so a lay person can represent themselves without having to understand the justice system. I know in New South Wales companies have to apply for special leave to have a lawyer represent them, and they need to supply a reason why. In New Zealand lawyers are not allowed in the tribunal, a company must be represented by a manager.
- mytailorisrich 2y agoThat's details on this specific process but does not change the boarder point...