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Privacy Act 2020 comes into force on 1 December 2020
Privacy Act 2020 in force with implications for organisations. Understand your obligations
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Directorships mean significant obligations
Company Directors beware!
Recent case highlights the importance of understanding and following the law if insolvency looms – you may be personally liable
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Charities in New Zealand
Charities in New Zealand – what you need to know
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Mortgages and loans for property owners
more COVID related changes
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Healthy homes standards compliance
deadline extended
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Residential tenancies post-COVID
Some temporary changes you may need to know about
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Commercial leases post-COVID
Clause 27.5 and inability to access premises
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How are enforceable penalties set out in contracts?
Enforceable penalties in contracts – How are they set out?
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Enduring powers of attorney
How many people should you name as attorneys? You should have two Enduring powers of attorney (EPAs) – one for property, and the other for personal care and welfare. In your EPA, you should also take care to name appropriate people as your attorneys. Ideally you should name two people to manage your property, which […]
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Restructuring your business
Restructuring your business? Talk with your employees
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Family, Trusts, Estates Articles
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Charities in New Zealand
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Family protection and wills
Family protection and wills – take advice to avoid future issue Read more →
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Enduring powers of attorney
How many people should you name as attorneys? You should have two Enduring powers of attorney (EPAs) – one for property, and the other for personal care and welfare. In your EPA, you should also take care to name appropriate people as your attorneys. Ideally you should name two people Read more →
Business Law Articles
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Privacy Act 2020 comes into force on 1 December 2020
Privacy Act 2020 in force with implications for organisations. Understand your obligations Read more →
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Directorships mean significant obligations
Company Directors beware! Recent case highlights the importance of understanding and following the law if insolvency looms – you may be personally liable Read more →
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Charities in New Zealand
Charities in New Zealand – what you need to know Read more →
Property Law Articles
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Building a fence in town
As the daylight hours extend, so too does the list of summer jobs that have been building up over the past year. On that list for many will be replacing those rickety old boundary fences that surround your house. Before you rip them all down, we have a case study Read more →
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We’re buying a house together
Buying a house together? – think about a Contracting Out Agreement to avoid future conflicts Read more →
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Holiday houses – Rules for both owners and renters
Holiday houses – whether renting out or using someone else’s house over the Christmas/New year period make sure you get things right Read more →
