13 Digits: universal unique identifier for businesses If you’ve looked at your Companies Office registration since December 2013 you’ll have seen that (without having to do anything) your company now has a 13 [...]
Employment law is complex and there are a number of myths that circulate among workers and employers alike. Do you know what is fact and what is fiction
The Property Law Act 2007 (“the PLA”) sets out a process that must be followed before a commercial tenant can be evicted, and the lease terminated. The PLA process, even in cases where [...]
Anyone dealing with personal property commercially should be aware of the following. Property can be something you can see and touch or it could be something intangible, like a debt. If the property [...]
In the normal course of business, suppliers provide goods and services to a company, give credit, chase the debt and finally get paid. But sometimes they are faced with the problem of a [...]
Corporate Compromises: Creditors, Preferences and Classes The Court of Appeal recently decided Strategic Finance Limited (in receivership and liquidation) v Bridgman & Sanson and CIR [2013] NZCA 357, 9 August 2013. It defines [...]
