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Frana Divich, a partner at Heaney & Partners, tells NZ Lawyer about why we need to bring back the High Court wigs, and her love of all things food
READ MORECharlotta Harpur takes five minutes to tell NZ Lawyer Magazine about what appalling issue New Zealand needs to address, and cruising in her 1957 Chevy Bel Air.
READ MOREThe Supreme Court was invited to reconsider Hamlin and found it continued to apply.
READ MOREThis is the Supreme Court authority for the proposition that councils owe a common law duty of care to commercial building owners as well as home owners.
READ MOREThe Supreme Court found that time stops running for limitation purposes, in all jurisdictions, from the date a homeowner applies for an assessor’s report under the Weathertight Homes Resolution Services Act 2006.
READ MOREA majority of the Supreme Court found that there was insufficient proximity between the Building Industry Authority and councils or homeowners to justify a duty of care.
READ MOREThe insurer was entitled to rely upon a dishonesty exclusion to decline an accountant professional indemnity cover.
READ MOREAn interesting piece by RNZ on structural steel in residential high rise buildings.
READ MOREThe Employment Relations Authority has delivered good news in recent decisions relating to fixed term contracts. Paul Robertson explains.
READ MOREKent Perry’s article for Contractor Magazine on using judicial review to challenge an adjudicator’s decision under the Construction Contracts Act 2002.
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