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Torts in New Zealand: Cases and Materials is the principal torts casebook in New Zealand. In its fifth edition, it builds on the success of previous editions by providing cases, materials and integrated commentary necessary for a comprehensive introduction to New Zealand tort law....
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The sixth edition of The Law of Torts in New Zealand maintains and builds upon the exemplary standards set by earlier editions. The book (commonly known as Todd on Torts) takes a wide and all-embracing approach to tort law, assessing the relevant rules and principles in the light... of their objectives and likely consequences and giving close attention to the policies underlying the law. This new edition incorporates all recent developments in New Zealand and the wider common law world.
The Law of Torts in New Zealand is the definitive tort work for law students and practitioners. Its authoritative reputation is demonstrated by the fact that, by a substantial margin, it is the book that is most frequently cited in decisions of the New Zealand courts.
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This book provides an outline of the policy underlying family law development in New Zealand by leading New Zealand authors. The focus is on the underlying themes, policies and potential developments in family law. It provides a context for the law that is different from the stan...dard black letter textbooks and loose-leaf services. It does not compete with these publications but is complementary to them.
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"This book contains commentary on the law relating to dissolution, division of property, economic disparity, debts, changes after separation, division of property on death of one partner, maintenance, child support, international aspects of property, child support and spousal mai...ntenance and proceedings under the Property (Relationships) Act 1976"--Publisher information.
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Family Law in New Zealand is a consolidation of the commentary binders of the Family Law Service. Family Law in New Zealand caters to practitioners and students and features in-depth comment, covering both legislation and case law, from a panel of authors with a shared expertise ...in the field of family law.
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Family Law in New Zealand is a consolidation of the commentary binders of the Family Law Service as at 1 October 2011. Family Law in New Zealand caters to the syllabus of law school students and features in-depth comment, covering both legislation and case law, from a panel of au...thors with a shared expertise in the field of family law.
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The first edition of this book was published in 2001, just ahead of the amended Property (Relationships) Act coming into force on 1 February 2002. This legislative reform created widespread interest among the legal profession and within the community for the changes it made to th...e law relating to the division of property on relationship breakdown. The key changes included: - A widening of the common pool of property with a tightening of the ways in which a departure from equal sharing could be achieved, including upholding agreements to contract out of the Act and tightening rules about debts and shifting property to trusts - New provisions that accounted for economic disparity between relationship partners - Bringing both heterosexual and same-sex de facto relationships within the Act, largely on the same footing as marriages - Bringing de facto relationships and marriages ended by death within the Act. This second edition of Relationship Property in New Zealand analyses the impact of these highly significant law reforms in the light of hundreds of cases. Every key change is examined and assessed against its policy intent. Since the publication of the first edition, the Civil Union Act 2004 has also come into force - the book will update readers on this Act, which brings civil unions into this property division regime.
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Family Law in New Zealand is written by a panel of family law experts and presents the current principles and trends of New Zealand family law in a clear and concise manner. Its in-depth commentary, covering both legislation and case law, is an invaluable resource for both studen...ts and practitioners who need to have a portable, authoritative and quick-reference resource at their fingertips.
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Relationship Property in New Zealand provides a unique tool for Judges, lawyers, policy-makers and students alike. It examines the policy reasons for changing the relationship property laws, the associated case law, and discusses whether parliament's policy intentions are being c...arried out. Features * Examines law comparatively against policy objectives. * Accessible for practitioners and students alike. * Written by one of New Zealand's leading experts in relationship property and family law. Related Titles Atkin, Henaghan & Caldwell et al, Family Law in New Zealand, 18th edition, 2017 Boulle, Goldblatt & Green, Mediation: Skills & Strategies, 2015 Atkin & Caldwell et al, Relationship Dissolution, 2nd edition, 2012 Fisher on Matrimonial & Relationship Property Law (online resource)
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