Relationship property in New Zealand / Bill Atkin.
Material type: TextPublisher: Wellington : LexisNexis NZ Limited, 2018Copyright date: ©2018Edition: Third editionDescription: xxxvii, 288 pages ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 1927313767
- 9781927313763
- 346.930166 23
- KUQ552 .A83 2018
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346.930166 AND Separate property : his and hers; not ours / | 346.930166 ATK Relationship property in New Zealand / | 346.930166 ATK Relationship property in New Zealand / | 346.930166 ATK Relationship property in New Zealand / | 346.930166 AYE The new property relationships legislation / | 346.930166 BEE Relationship property issues for older clients / | 346.930166 BRO Brooker's selected matrimonial property cases / |
Previous edition published 2009 as by Bill Atkin, Wendy Parker.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
1. A chequered policy history -- 2. De facto relationships -- 3. Classification of property -- 4. Rules for dividing property -- 5. Economic disparity -- 6. Widowed parties -- 7. Maintenance and child support -- 8. Contracting out of the act -- 9. Trusts and companies -- 10. Creditors and debtors -- 11. Jurisdiction, procedure and orders -- 12. Conclusion: Are the reforms working?
"Relationship property is a core feature of the law of domestic relationships. Major case law at the highest levels continues to develop the rules. It is now the subject of a mammoth Law Commission project. Some key areas such as economic disparity, the effect of trusts, and the rights of children are at stake. What should be the driving values and principles of any future law? Relationship Property in New Zealand examines key aspects of the law including latest developments from the courts such as the Supreme Court decision in Scott v Williams. It has a constant eye on the future and ways in which the law should be re-fashioned. The values that drive change are flagged."--Publisher's website.
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