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Commercial contracts often have clauses that apply when a significant event or change beyond the control of the parties occur.  These clauses are known amongst lawyers as “force majeure” clauses.

The current COVID-19 lockdown means that many tenants of commercial premises cannot access their premises even though the premises have not been damaged or destroyed.

In business, you may be in a situation where you require information known to two parties to be kept confidential. Read more to find out about non-disclosure agreements.

In February, the Tax Working Group released their final report and, as expected, recommend that New Zealand introduced a capital gains tax.

A contracting out agreement or as its better known – a prenup – enables parties to a relationship to determine how their property is divided if the relationship fails.

A guarantee provides for the most part, surety in the case of an agreement between two parties.
Guarantees and indemnities can be an area of law which cause confusion and uncertainty to many.

New Zealand is one of the safest places in the world to live and carry out business, due to its extremely low levels of corruption. However, more than $1.35 billion is illegal laundered through our country each year.

The 90 day trial period is a key component of employment law, yet employers and employees alike are often still in the dark about the purpose and function of the process.

This article covers some of the “stand out” clauses in the ADLS lease agreement that should be understood by tenants and landlords.

When selling a property, your lawyer will ask you to complete a document known as a Land Transfer Tax Statement. This article explains the process.