Settlement day – does the vendor have to remove rubbish from the property? Buying a new house is a positive experience and looked forward to by all purchasers….
What is a testamentary guardian? Everyone should have a will. When making that will, those who have children should ensure…
Relationship Property and the necessity of full disclosure This article will discuss a vital provision of the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 , which…
Changes to Building Consents Six new exemptions to the Building Act 2004 (“the Act”) have been added, along with…
Family Trusts – Why you should hold an annual trustee meeting and what does that mean? It is likely that at the time you set up your Family Trust, the lawyer…
Fixture or Chattel – Why should I care? When buying or selling property, fixtures are generally included automatically, whereas chattels are not. This…
Caroline Davey – More Than Just A Solicitor Caroline Davey – More than just a Solicitor Caroline started off studying commerce at the…
Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 – key points The purpose of the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993 (the “Act”), is to protect the interests…
Can an activated EPA vote for the Donor? You hold an activated Enduring Power of Attorney (“EPA”) for property on behalf of a…
Importance of a Pre-Settlement Inspection The excited purchasers have found the property and the deed is done – the agreement…
Rules and Regulations for Evicting a Tenant who Refuses to Leave With over 34 percent of people in New Zealand renting the property they live in,…
The Difference between Contracting Out and Relationship Property Agreements The primary and distinctive difference between contracting out and relationship property agreements relates to the…
