Property law : change it's inevitable.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextSeries: New Zealand Law Society conferencePublisher: [Wellington, New Zealand] : Continuing Legal Education, New Zealand Law Society, 2018Description: 207 pages ; 30 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 346.93043 23
Contents:
Economic climate change / Nick Tuffley -- Continuity and change - The Land Transfer Act 2017 / Ben France-Hudson & Robbie Muir -- Overseas investment update / Lisa Barrett -- Bias - what your brain does when you're not looking / Dr. Rachel Zajac -- Construction Law for property lawyers - who don't do much construction law / John Walton -- Obligations of residential landlords are changing - are you sufficiently equipped to advise your clients? / Jeremy Whyte -- Legal technology and the future / Dominic Woolrych -- What is the blockchain/smart contracts and why lawyers should be afraid / Mark Pascall.
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Papers from the New Zealand Law Society's Property Law Conference held in Auckland on 18 and 19 June, 2018.

At head of title: NZLS CLE Ltd.

"Sponsored by ASB."

Opening speaker: Debra Dorrington.

Includes bibliographical references.

Economic climate change / Nick Tuffley -- Continuity and change - The Land Transfer Act 2017 / Ben France-Hudson & Robbie Muir -- Overseas investment update / Lisa Barrett -- Bias - what your brain does when you're not looking / Dr. Rachel Zajac -- Construction Law for property lawyers - who don't do much construction law / John Walton -- Obligations of residential landlords are changing - are you sufficiently equipped to advise your clients? / Jeremy Whyte -- Legal technology and the future / Dominic Woolrych -- What is the blockchain/smart contracts and why lawyers should be afraid / Mark Pascall.

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