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Time to Update Your Ts and Cs

New legislation in force from 1 September 2017 In February the Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017 (CCLA) was enacted...
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Up in the Air: Using your drone

The use of drones is no longer limited to government agencies, technical gurus or the super wealthy. The market has...
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A Helping Hand for First Home Buyers

Options for parents to help It’s every Kiwi’s dream to own their own quarter-acre share of paradise. Unfortunately for many...
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Property Briefs

Hidden titles If you or a member of your family have been granted a protection order under the Domestic Violence...
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What Are Your Rights When Your Tenants Don’t Pay Up?

Renting out residential property is a great way to make some extra money, pay your mortgage off faster and build...
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Making the Most of Your Agreement to Lease

An agreement to lease is an agreement between a landlord and tenant of commercial property. It gives the parties an...
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Business Briefs

It will all come out in the wash: non-compliance with minimum employment standards The Employment Relations Authority (ERA) has imposed...
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Shareholders’ Agreements

Relationship property for companies Shareholders’ agreements are comparable to relationship property agreements (colloquially known as ‘pre-nuptial agreements’), as the objective...
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Property Briefs

Grants available to insulate rental properties Recent changes to the Residential Tenancies Act 1986 require all rental properties to have...
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Airbnb

Key tax considerations Becoming an Airbnb host sounds like the perfect way to fund some overseas travel for yourself and...
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Sharing a Driveway

Know your rights and obligations Many episodes of Neighbours at War told of disputes regarding shared driveways. Whether you currently...
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DIY at the Disputes Tribunal

If you have a claim of up to $15,000 – the Disputes Tribunal provides a simple, cost-effective way of dealing...
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Buying off the Plans

The advantages, pitfalls and the Kawarau Falls case If you live in one of New Zealand’s cities, it’s likely that...
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Budget 2017 – An overview

The pundits were right. The Minister of Finance, the Hon Steven Joyce, presented his first Budget on Thursday 25 May...
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How Private is Private When Taking Photos in a Public Place?

At last year’s Melbourne Cup, a young Kiwi woman had her photograph circulated around the globe after a journalist photographed...
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