December, 2011 - Parry Field Lawyers

New Zealand’s Charities Act 2005 was passed to address concerns that:

New Zealand’s Building Act 2004 (“Act”) impacts on vendors selling properties on which building work has been undertaken. Purchasers now often request evidence of compliance with the Act. Parry Field Lawyers provide legal advice on a range of property matters including buying and selling property.

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If you have any concerns that you may have a leaky home, it’s important that you act quickly to investigate your concerns. Parry Field Lawyers provide legal advice on a range of property matters including leaky home claims.

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Shading from trees can be a common source of tension between neighbours. Have you ever purchased a property and later discovered that your neighbour’s trees will eventually block your view or prevent your property from having the benefit of sunlight? Parry Field Lawyers provide legal advice on a range of property matters including disputes with neighbours.

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Farm succession differs from non-farm based estate planning in that the farm is the major asset. As such it needs to provide retirement income for the retiring generation, as well as employment and income for the younger generation. Parry Field Lawyers provide legal advice on a range of farming matters including farm succession planning.

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Do I need legal advice before signing an agreement to buy real estate?

You may have noticed that on the back page of the standard form Agreement for Sale and Purchase of Real Estate there are recommendations to seek professional advice before signing (as well as directions to those recommendations directly above where you are to sign).

New Zealand’s Property Law Act 2007 (the Act) sets out rules for landlords wanting to cancel leases that their tenants have breached. The landlord must follow a specified process before they can cancel the lease. The process involves first giving notice and then taking possession of the property. Parry Field Lawyers provide legal advice on a range of property matters including cancelling a lease.

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Retirement villages are becoming an increasingly popular choice for older New Zealanders who wish to take advantage of the security and flexibility of the lifestyle on offer. Parry Field Lawyers offer legal advice on a range of property matters including purchase of a retirement village unit.

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Most people have heard of the legendary dispute technique adopted by King Solomon almost 3,000 years ago when he was faced with two women, both of whom claimed to be the mother of a single baby. Solomon ordered that the baby was to be cut in half, with half to be given to each woman.

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In this environment conscious era, being seen to be clean and green can be an important marketing issue for your business. Are you aware though of the need to comply with the Fair Trading Act 1986 when it comes to the claims you make about your green status? The New Zealand Commerce Commission has issued guidelines on green marketing to help those making green marketing claims.

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Christchurch 8013, New Zealand

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Rolleston, 7614, New Zealand

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PO Box 8020, Riccarton,
Christchurch, 8440, New Zealand

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FAX: +64 3 755 8073

PHYSICAL ADDRESS:
26 Weld Street,
Hokitika 7810, New Zealand

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PO Box 44,
Hokitika 7842, New Zealand

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