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New Zealand Conveyancing and Property Reports
The New Zealand Conveyancing and Property Reports is a specialist law report series which focuses on conveyancing and property law. Topics include title to land, unit titles, leases and residential tenancies, mortgages, easements and freehold covenants, division of land ownership, and other property owners’ rights, as well as the related contract area of vendor and purchaser. The coverage extends to the Supreme Court, the Court of Appeal and the High Court of New Zealand.
With a dedicated property law focus, authoritative case selection and concise headnotes, the New Zealand Conveyancing and Property Reports series is a quick and accurate reference resource and a must have for any legal practitioner, as well as academics and students involved in researching property and conveyancing matters.
Ideal for: Legal practitioners, academics and students involved in researching property and Conveyancing matters.
General Information
- Abbreviation: NZCPR
- Years covered: Coverage from 2003 onwards.
- Format: Online and hardcopy
- Annual hard copy publishing frequency: Approximately 12 parts and 1 bound volume
- Court coverage: Supreme Court, Court of Appeal and High Court of New Zealand.
- General Editor: The General Editor is Dr Don W McMorland. From 1968 to 2005 he taught Land Law and Vendor and Purchaser at Auckland University. He also had an extensive practice as a barrister specialising in opinion work in the conveyancing area from the mid-1970s to 2016. He is an original co-author of Hinde McMorland and Sim on Land Law in New Zealand and remains the General Editor of that work editing chapters 1 to 5, 7, 16, 17 and 18. Between 1982 and 2021 he was the editor of Butterworths Conveyancing Bulletin, and he has been the Consulting Editor of the NZCPR reports since their inception in 2003. In 2020 he was honoured by the Property Law Section of the New Zealand Law Society by admission as an inaugural member of the Hall of Fame.
- Authorisation status: Not authorised
Why you should subscribe to this publication
- The focus on all aspects of conveyancing and property law makes this publication very valuable to anyone working or with an active interest in these areas of law.
- Court coverage includes all New Zealand courts that publish relevant conveyancing and property law cases.
- The General Editor has worked, taught and authored a number of publications in conveyancing and property law since the 1968, making him a true expert in the historical and current development of these areas of law.
New Zealand Conveyancing and Property Reports
30 May 2023 03:34
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