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Recent newsletters have discussed:
Playing it Safe in Commercial Transactions
posted:
24th February 2010
Prior negotiations and information exchanges rarely take
precedence in Court over a formal written agreement. If the
agreement fails to accurately record your intention or
unders.
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New Streamlined Process for Civil Claims in District Court
posted:
12th November 2009
New streamlined process for civil claims in
District Court.
From 1 November, the District Court will follow a new process
for civil claims. The new process is intended to be qui.
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International registration of trade marks – new bill with Select Committee
posted:
3rd August 2009
Registering trade marks overseas may soon become much
easier with the introduction of the Trade Marks (International
Treaties and Enforcement) Amendment Bill 2008.
If enacted, .
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Real Estate sale agreements - which one do you choose?
posted:
1st July 2009
Whether you are looking to buy or sell property anywhere
in New Zealand, you need to be aware that there will soon be three
different "standard" agreements for sale and purchase .
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Changes to the Resource Management Act will simplify consent
posted:
1st June 2009
The Resource Management Act (Simplifying and Streamlining)
Amendment Bill was introduced into Parliament in February 2009. The
proposed changes may help bring your plans to fruit.
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Enduring powers of attorney – new legislation in effect from late 2008
posted:
1st May 2009
Changes to the law governing powers of attorney came
into effect on 26 September 2008. The changes are designed to
better protect the donor (person who originally sets up the pow.
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