请删帖

cymlmh

请删帖

NZyimin_new

新西兰的partner定义确实跟很多人想象的不一样。你确实需要律师的专业建议。

cymlmh

求大律师解答~~~~~~~~~

NZyimin_new

你说的那个人是不是只是你的男（女）朋友？并没有legally married, or in a civil union or in a de facto relationship.

De facto relationships are defined as "two people who usually reside together as a couple in a relationship in the nature of marriage or civil union"

NZyimin_new

律师会给你很好的建议的。你耐心等等吧~~

cymlmh

NZyimin_new 发表于 2014-6-6 16:15
律师会给你很好的建议的。你耐心等等吧~~

谢谢你~~~

susie77

你的那个partner是哪种partner?

unitec12345

你出车祸和partner有啥关系？

cymlmh

unitec12345 发表于 2014-6-7 14:56
你出车祸和partner有啥关系？

当时她坐在我车上所以保险公司说不赔

NZyimin_new

cymlmh 发表于 2014-6-8 19:25
当时她坐在我车上所以保险公司说不赔

restricted license holder可以在允许的时间内带partner.

从你的讲述来看，保险公司认为你带的人不是partner。不是可不可以带partner的问题。 问题在于她是不是你的partner.

AMICUS_LAW

可以带spouse， 但是partner的定义必须符合spouse。

根据 Land Transport (Driver Licensing) Rule 1999

partner, in the phrase “spouse or partner” and in related contexts, means a civil union partner or a de facto partner。

What are the conditions of a restricted licence?
•You must always have your restricted licence with you when you're driving.
•You can drive on your own, but not between 10pm and 5am.  If you drive between these times you must have a supervisor in the front passenger seat who holds a full New Zealand car licence with no supervisor condition, and has held it (or an equivalent overseas licence) for at least two years.
•If you sat the restricted test in an automatic vehicle, your restricted licence will say that you can only drive automatic vehicles (unless accompanied by a supervisor).
•You cannot normally carry passengers, unless you have a supervisor with you.  The only passengers you can carry without a supervisor are:
◦your spouse, or the person you live with as if you were married or with whom you are joined in a civil union
◦children who live with you and are under the care of you or your spouse (that is, you or your spouse are their parent or guardian
◦your parent or guardian
◦relatives who live with you and who are on a social security benefit
◦someone you look after as their primary caregiver.