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Insurance costs may rise significantly and some properties may become uninsurable due to an increased risk of flooding.
READ MOREThe Supreme Court has refused to grant a censured councillor leave to appeal, in a case centred around the councillor’s behaviour over a $12 parking ticket.
READ MOREA couple had to sell their house after they discovered the four-bedroom house they'd just purchased only had consent for two of those rooms.
READ MOREIn quashing the conviction of Peter Ellis, the Supreme Court has reaffirmed the role of tikanga in the development of New Zealand's common law.
READ MORERosemary Macfarlane bought a townhouse later found to be extensively water damaged, despite a building report for the seller giving it the "all clear'. She sued the report writer and won.
READ MOREHeaney & Partners successfully defended the council in respect of building defects alleged to exist.
READ MORECouncil loses case over pool at award winning home.
READ MOREA real estate agent has been awarded damages after the IRD breached his right to a fair trial.
READ MOREA barefoot man carrying a satchel attacked a senior leader at a council. The alleged assailant is understood to be a adherent of the Sovereign Citizen (SovCit) movement -
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