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COMMERCIAL eSPEAKING ISSUE 55 | WINTER 2020
COMMERCIAL eSPEAKING ISSUE 55 | WINTER 2020

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COMMERCIAL eSPEAKING ISSUE 55 | WINTER 2020

In this issue

1. The Wellbeing Budget 2020: Rebuilding Together
2. Government’s COVID-19 wage subsidy scheme
3. Property Briefs

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FEATURE ARTICLE

The Wellbeing Budget 2020: Rebuilding Together

The government’s Budget, presented by the Minister of Finance the Hon Grant Robertson on 14 May has addressed, in the words of the Minister, “a 1-in-100 year health and economic challenge” as it moves to rebuild the economy post-COVID-19.

Gawith Burridge2020-05-21T15:47:05+12:00May 21st, 2020|Newsletters|

Property Speaking ISSUE 33 | AUTUMN 2020
Property Speaking ISSUE 33 | AUTUMN 2020

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Property Speaking ISSUE 33 | AUTUMN 2020

In this issue

1. Adapting the agreements can help property developers
2. RAgreement for Sale and Purchase of Real Estate
3. Property Briefs

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Adapting the agreements can help property developers

There has been recent media attention on the way property development contracts are structured following the cancellation of a number of Agreements for Sale and Purchase by the developers of a project in Tawa, just north of Wellington.

Gawith Burridge2020-03-17T14:14:08+13:00March 20th, 2020|Newsletters|

Rural eSPEAKING ISSUE 31 | SUMMER 2019
Rural eSPEAKING ISSUE 31 | SUMMER 2019

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Rural eSPEAKING ISSUE 31 | SUMMER 2019

In this issue

1. Action Plan for Healthy Waterways
2. On-farm emissions reduction
3. Over the Fence

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Action Plan for Healthy Waterways

Water quality is no new issue in Aotearoa New Zealand, but it is a growing one. On 31 October 2019, the government closed submissions on the Action Plan for Healthy Waterways

Gawith Burridge2019-12-17T12:06:29+13:00December 18th, 2019|Newsletters|

Property Speaking ISSUE 32 | SUMMER 2019
Property Speaking ISSUE 32 | SUMMER 2019

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Property Speaking ISSUE 32 | SUMMER 2019

In this issue

1. Leasing commercial premises
2. Residential tenancies
3. Property Briefs

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Leasing commercial premises

Commercial leases come in varying shapes and sizes. Whether you operate a transport business and need a place to park your trucks, manufacture and sell goods from a warehouse or conduct your trade from a boutique store in the heart of the CBD, your lease agreement will be at the heart of your business.

Gawith Burridge2019-11-05T14:07:11+13:00November 11th, 2019|Newsletters|

Trust eSpeaking ISSUE 29 | SPRING 2019
Trust eSpeaking ISSUE 29 | SPRING 2019

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Trust eSpeaking ISSUE 29 | SPRING 2019

In this issue

1. Trusts Act 2019
2. Grandparent wills
3. Residential care subsidy thresholds, trusts and gifting

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Trusts Act 2019

The new Trusts Act 2019 will come into effect on 30 January 2021. Much of the Act updates or restates law that exists already, either in statute or in case law. There are, however, a number of changes about which trustees and settlors should be aware.

Gawith Burridge2019-10-03T23:16:14+13:00October 3rd, 2019|Newsletters|

COMMERCIAL eSPEAKING ISSUE 53 | SPRING 2019
COMMERCIAL eSPEAKING ISSUE 53 | SPRING 2019

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COMMERCIAL eSPEAKING ISSUE 53 | SPRING 2019

In this issue

1. Are restraint of trade clauses worth the bother?
2. Employing people with a past
3. Business Briefs

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Are restraint of trade clauses worth the bother?

Restraint of trade clauses are common in the sale and purchase of a business and in some employment agreements.

Gawith Burridge2019-09-11T20:47:21+12:00September 16th, 2019|Newsletters|

Rural eSPEAKING ISSUE 30 | SPRING 2019
Rural eSPEAKING ISSUE 30 | SPRING 2019

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Rural eSPEAKING ISSUE 30 | SPRING 2019

In this issue

1. NAIT review
2. Resource management system review
3. Over the Fence

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FEATURE ARTICLE

NAIT review

Significant changes post-M.bovis.The NAIT (National Animal Identification and Tracing) system was first introduced in 2012 and came into effect progressively until it was fully implemented on 29 February 2016.

Gawith Burridge2019-08-16T11:42:36+12:00August 21st, 2019|Newsletters|

Property Speaking ISSUE 31 | SPRING 2019
Property Speaking ISSUE 31 | SPRING 2019

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Property Speaking ISSUE 31 | SPRING 2019

In this issue

1. Subdivisions
2. The secret lives of tenants
3. Property Briefs

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Subdivisions

Subdivisions are more common than you think. A subdivision can range from the carving up of hundreds of acres of rural land for housing, developing land in a prime commercial area, selling half your quarter-acre section or simply wanting to extend your boundary a few metres.

Gawith Burridge2019-08-09T13:12:56+12:00August 9th, 2019|Newsletters|

FINEPRINT ISSUE 79 | WINTER 2019
FINEPRINT ISSUE 79 | WINTER 2019

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FINEPRINT ISSUE 79 | WINTER 2019

In this issue

1. Emissions Trading Scheme
2. People and the right information are vital for effective governance
3. The executor of your will
4. The importance of good recordkeeping
5. Postscript

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Emissions Trading Scheme

New Zealand’s Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) was established by the Climate Change Response Act 2002. The ETS was created as the vehicle for New Zealand to meet its obligations for the reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions under the Kyoto Protocol.

Gawith Burridge2019-07-26T11:50:13+12:00July 26th, 2019|Newsletters|

Property Speaking ISSUE 30 | WINTER 2019
Property Speaking ISSUE 30 | WINTER 2019

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Property Speaking ISSUE 30 | WINTER 2019

In this issue

1. Property sale and purchase agreements
2. Looking for your first home?
3. Property Briefs

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Property sale and purchase

Generally speaking, GST on a property sale and purchase between two GST-registered entities results in a ‘GST neutral’ position for both the seller and the buyer. It’s essential that the sale and purchase agreement contains the correct wording, particulars and information in respect of the GST position of the parties to the agreement.

Gawith Burridge2019-05-15T20:56:53+12:00May 15th, 2019|Newsletters|

FINEPRINT ISSUE 78 | AUTUMN 2019
FINEPRINT ISSUE 78 | AUTUMN 2019

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FINEPRINT ISSUE 78 | AUTUMN 2019

In this issue

1. Insurance & Financial Services Ombudsman
2. Capital gains tax: Tax Working Group proposals
3. Wiping the slate clean: The seven year itch
4. Changes proposed to the Property (Relationships) Act 1976
5. Postscript: Employment law changes – Drones: know the rules

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Insurance & Financial Services Ombudsman

The Insurance & Financial Services Ombudsman office (IFSO) was established in 1995 to help consumers who were in dispute with their insurers or financial services providers.

Gawith Burridge2019-07-26T11:40:08+12:00April 15th, 2019|Newsletters|

Rural eSPEAKING ISSUE 29 | AUTUMN 2019
Rural eSPEAKING ISSUE 29 | AUTUMN 2019

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Rural eSPEAKING ISSUE 29 | AUTUMN 2019

In this issue

1. Tenure review of Crown pastoral land to end
2. National Environmental Standards for Plantation Forestry
3. Over the Fence

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Tenure review of Crown pastoral land to end

The Minister for Land Information, the Hon Eugenie Sage, announced on 17 February this year that the ‘tenure review’ of Crown pastoral land under the Crown Pastoral Land Act 1998 (CPLA) would end.

Gawith Burridge2019-03-21T16:29:51+13:00March 21st, 2019|Newsletters|

Trust eSPEAKING ISSUE 28 | AUTUMN 2019
Trust eSPEAKING ISSUE 28 | AUTUMN 2019

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Trust eSPEAKING ISSUE 28 | AUTUMN 2019

In this issue

1. Accessing the assets of a trust
2. No enduring power of attorney?
3. The bank of mum and dad

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Accessing the assets of a trust

When a marriage, civil union or de facto relationship breaks down, the couple will usually divide their property according to the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 (the PRA). However, these two people often hold property in a trust rather than personally.

Gawith Burridge2019-02-27T11:30:33+13:00February 27th, 2019|Newsletters|

COMMERCIAL eSPEAKING ISSUE 51 | SUMMER 2019
COMMERCIAL eSPEAKING ISSUE 51 | SUMMER 2019

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COMMERCIAL eSPEAKING ISSUE 51 | SUMMER 2019

In this issue

1. Construction industry and its retentions scheme
2. Potpourri of employment law changes ahead
3. Business Briefs

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Construction industry and its retentions scheme

The collapse last year of Ebert Construction Limited took many in the construction industry by surprise, particularly its subcontractors who were owed retention moneys.

Gawith Burridge2019-02-05T11:34:08+13:00February 5th, 2019|Newsletters|

About Gawith Burridge

In this issue

1. The Wellbeing Budget 2020: Rebuilding Together 2. Government’s COVID-19 wage subsidy scheme 3. Property Briefs

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FEATURE ARTICLE

The Wellbeing Budget 2020: Rebuilding Together

In this issue

1. Adapting the agreements can help property developers 2. RAgreement for Sale and Purchase of Real Estate 3. Property Briefs

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Adapting the agreements can help property developers

In this issue

1. Action Plan for Healthy Waterways 2. On-farm emissions reduction 3. Over the Fence

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Action Plan for Healthy Waterways

In this issue

1. Leasing commercial premises 2. Residential tenancies 3. Property Briefs

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Leasing commercial premises

In this issue

1. Trusts Act 2019 2. Grandparent wills 3. Residential care subsidy thresholds, trusts and gifting

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Trusts Act 2019

In this issue

1. Are restraint of trade clauses worth the bother? 2. Employing people with a past 3. Business Briefs

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Are restraint of trade clauses worth the bother?

In this issue

1. NAIT review 2. Resource management system review 3. Over the Fence

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FEATURE ARTICLE

NAIT review

In this issue

1. Subdivisions 2. The secret lives of tenants 3. Property Briefs

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Subdivisions

In this issue

1. Emissions Trading Scheme 2. People and the right information are vital for effective governance 3. The executor of your will 4. The importance of good recordkeeping 5. Postscript

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Emissions Trading Scheme

In this issue

1. Property sale and purchase agreements 2. Looking for your first home? 3. Property Briefs

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Property sale and purchase

In this issue

1. Insurance & Financial Services Ombudsman 2. Capital gains tax: Tax Working Group proposals 3. Wiping the slate clean: The seven year itch 4. Changes proposed to the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 5. Postscript: Employment law changes – Drones: know the rules

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Insurance & Financial Services Ombudsman

In this issue

1. Tenure review of Crown pastoral land to end 2. National Environmental Standards for Plantation Forestry 3. Over the Fence

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Tenure review of Crown pastoral land to end

In this issue

1. Accessing the assets of a trust 2. No enduring power of attorney? 3. The bank of mum and dad

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Accessing the assets of a trust

In this issue

1. Construction industry and its retentions scheme 2. Potpourri of employment law changes ahead 3. Business Briefs

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FEATURE ARTICLE

Construction industry and its retentions scheme

1. The Wellbeing Budget 2020: Rebuilding Together
2. Government’s COVID-19 wage subsidy scheme
3. Property Briefs

1. Adapting the agreements can help property developers
2. RAgreement for Sale and Purchase of Real Estate
3. Property Briefs

1. Action Plan for Healthy Waterways
2. On-farm emissions reduction
3. Over the Fence

1. Leasing commercial premises
2. Residential tenancies
3. Property Briefs

1. Trusts Act 2019
2. Grandparent wills
3. Residential care subsidy thresholds, trusts and gifting

1. Are restraint of trade clauses worth the bother?
2. Employing people with a past
3. Business Briefs

1. NAIT review
2. Resource management system review
3. Over the Fence

1. Subdivisions
2. The secret lives of tenants
3. Property Briefs

1. Emissions Trading Scheme
2. People and the right information are vital for effective governance
3. The executor of your will
4. The importance of good recordkeeping
5. Postscript

1. Property sale and purchase agreements
2. Looking for your first home?
3. Property Briefs

1. Insurance & Financial Services Ombudsman
2. Capital gains tax: Tax Working Group proposals
3. Wiping the slate clean: The seven year itch
4. Changes proposed to the Property (Relationships) Act 1976
5. Postscript: Employment law changes – Drones: know the rules

1. Tenure review of Crown pastoral land to end
2. National Environmental Standards for Plantation Forestry
3. Over the Fence

1. Accessing the assets of a trust
2. No enduring power of attorney?
3. The bank of mum and dad

1. Construction industry and its retentions scheme
2. Potpourri of employment law changes ahead
3. Business Briefs