Issue 110

News

Extraterritorial compulsion notices upheld by Australian Federal Court - By Darise Ogden

NZX rule changes now in effect - By Darise Ogden

Competition provides students with valuable exposure to sentencing law - By Craig Sisterson

Lawyers take marathon trek for charity - By Craig Sisterson

Commerce Commission releases draft guidelines for credit fees - By Craig Sisterson

MacLennan Report - Auckland Courts to get an early start - By Catriona MacLennan

Trusts – an international rebuke for our Courts - By Anthony Grant, barrister, Radcliffe Chambers

Features

Family Files - When is a code not a code? - By Andrea Manuel, barrister, O’Connell Chambers

Going it judge-alone - The first test case for judge-alone trials was heard in the Manukau District Court, Anita Killeen reports 

Ford v Ryan: vendor warranties in the ADLS standard form agreement for sale and purchase - By Michael Lenihan, barrister, Eldon Chambers, Auckland

Recovery of monies under the Construction Contracts Act 2002 - Users of the Construction Contracts Act 2002 need to be aware of its limitations, David Carden explains

Breaking up is hard to do - And it’s even harder when you’re a business owner, says Wade Glass

Ownership of customer information - By Sharee MacLean

On being yourself - Yvonne McLean questions the validity of wearing masks and challenges readers to become more authentic

Spicing up in-house life - One of the criteria for the LexisNexis Corporate Lawyer of the Year Award is making a valuable contribution to organisational goals, but what does this mean if you’re a Government lawyer? Darise Ogden finds out