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Company and Securities Law Bulletin

Issue 6 is now available online.

This issue features headnotes on 127 Hobson Street Ltd v Honey Bees Preschool Ltd [2020] NZSC 53 and Dalton v Avanti Finance Ltd [2020] NZHC 1020. The issue also features a Legislative Update section.
 
Family Law Service

Service 198 is now available online.

This service includes updated case commentary in the following topics: Adoption, Care and Protection, Child Support, Family Protection, Family Violence, Guardianship of Court, Maintenance, Marriage, Paternity, Protection of Personal and Property Rights, Testamentary Promises and Youth Justice.

New Zealand Family Law Journal

Volume 10, Issue 2 is now available online. This issue includes the following articles:
  • A call for reform of special guardianship legislation in New Zealand (by Amelia Vincent)
  • Surviving post-separation financial violence despite the Family Court: complex money matters as entrapment (by Ayesha Scott)

Fisher on Relationship Property

Service 94 is now available online.

This service includes updated case commentary in the following chapters: Chapter 1 (Nature of relationship property), Chapter 2 (De facto relationships), Chapter 4 (Trusts), Chapter 5 (Agreements), Chapter 6 (Variation of agreements and trusts on dissolution), Chapter 9 (Protecting the non-owner spouse or partner), Chapter 10 (Meaning of property), Chapter 11 (Classification of property), Chapter 12 (Division of relationship property), Chapter 15 (Debts) and Chapter 19 (Proceedings under the Act).

Practical Guidance: Family

Latest legal updates
Family Court removes children from Gloriavale father after custody dispute

Right to legal representation from start of Family Court proceedings restored from 1 July 2020

Multi-million dollar relationship property dispute ends in settlement
Textbook
 
Mark Henaghan & Bill Atkin

RRP*incl GST: $160.00
ISBN: 9780947514969 (book)
Publication date: March 2020
 
New Zealand Intellectual Property Journal

Volume 9, Part 4 is now available online.

The issue features an editorial by John Katz QC on summary orders and an article by Rob Batty on whether it is bad faith to apply for a trade mark that you do not intend to use.
 
Textbooks
 
Alberto Costi (editor)

RRP*incl GST: $220.00
ISBN: 9781877511042 (book)
Publication date: March 2020
 
 
Maria Hook & Jack Wass

RRP*incl GST: $200.00
ISBN: 9780947514112 (book)
Publication date: July 2020
 
[2020] 1 NZLR Part 1

The following case is included in Part 1:
  • Lundy v R - [2020] 1 NZLR 1 - 20 December 2019
Editor’s Notes

New Zealand Law Reports Editor Geoff McLay’s Editor’s Notes is a blog that provides readers with regular commentary on the cases we publish in the Reports. It is designed to not only let you know what is significant in terms of the doctrine in cases reported, but to also provide a flavour of how New Zealand judges are deciding important cases and reveal possible links between what seem like disparate decisions. Cases mentioned therein are linked to the reports on Lexis Advance.
 
Textbook
 
Don McMorland

RRP*incl GST: $220.00
ISBN: 9781988546230
Publication date: June 2020
 
Textbook
 
Derek Nolan (editor)

RRP*incl GST: $220.00
ISBN: 9781988546247
Publication date: July 2020
 
Practical Guidance: Succession

Latest legal updates
Legal adoption did not change importance of whānau and whakapapa in Māori intestacy case

Lawyers say complicated succession law needs reform
Textbook
 
Sarah Parsons                                                 

RRP*incl GST: $160.00 $144.00 (pre-order price)
ISBN: 9781988546254
Publication date: September 2020
 
Textbook
 
Sarah Parsons                                                 

RRP*incl GST: $160.00 $144.00 (pre-order price)
ISBN: 9781988546278
Publication date: September 2020
 
Textbook
 
Matthew S R Palmer (general editor)

RRP*incl GST: $200.00
ISBN: 9780947514914 (book)
Publication date: May 2020
 
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