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Why doomsday provisions protect your Will and trust from unintended asset distribution.
A recent Employment Relations Authority case, Labour Inspector v Aulack Enterprises Limited, highlights...
As a lawyer who studied Latin in High School, I am delighted to see the phrase ‘caveat emptor’...
With council planning rules in many urban centres focussing strongly on increasing density of housing,...
Moving in with a partner who owns a house in NZ: what you need to know
Making the decision to live with...
A recent story in the NZ Herald highlights a common mistake many employers make when recruiting staff.
An...
On occasion, people sign documents in the name of or on behalf of a company that does not exist, but...
If you’re building a new home under a fixed price contract, you’ve probably been impressed...
The shortage of rental property combined with families in desperate need of accommodation was a recipe...
Infrastructure and travel networks are hot topics right now in the Bay of Plenty. Whilst we’re...
Those resistant to change are losing, and the free market economy is winning. The Bay of Plenty seems...
Anybody who enters into contracts as part of a construction contract will be familiar with the idea of...
Are you looking at buying or selling an apartment? If so, there are key provisions of the Unit Titles...
Heading into the most popular purchasing season of the year means it is the perfect time for a refresher...
For many people, due diligence is not a common phrase but it is something that every purchaser should...
If you are thinking of selling your business and assigning your premises lease, or moving your business...
Consumer NZ has spoken publicly this week about “unfair” terms in consumer contracts.
Changes...
