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by John Jon | Aug 15, 2014 | QCL Law Library, QCL Newsletter
What is a certificate of acceptance? In some circumstances a certificate of acceptance may be issued by your local Council for unconsented works that have been completed on your property if the Council is satisfied that those works comply with the building code. This...
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by Aimee Young | Aug 15, 2014 | QCL Newsletter, Queen City Law Blog
The impending arrival of two large-scale international competitions to our shores in 2015 (the Cricket World Cup and FIFA Under 20 World Cup) has brought into question whether New Zealand’s current legislation provides adequate tools to prosecute match-fixers. The...
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by Tina Hwang | Aug 15, 2014 | QCL Newsletter, Queen City Law Blog
Disputes with neighbours can arise over many things; noise, fences, trees and animals etc. Ideally, you and your neighbour should be able to resolve any problem by discussing it and acting reasonably. However, if this is not possible, the law may be able to help...
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by Aimee Young | Aug 15, 2014 | QCL Newsletter, Queen City Law Blog
The reputation of your business may be its most valuable asset. You have worked hard to develop your brand, so it makes sense that you also know how to protect it. In New Zealand you can call your business anything you like. That name is known as a Trading Name....
