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Court Practice and Procedure Law
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McGechan on Procedure
New Zealand’s leading and most-cited text on civil procedure (cited in the courts 16 times more often than any other equivalent publication). McGechan focuses on civil procedure in the High Court, Court of Appeal and Supreme Court. It places the technical rules of senior court procedure in their practical and jurisdictional context. McGechan includes provision-by-provision rule commentary, including the High Court Rules 2016, Senior Courts Act 2016, Judicial Review Procedure Act 2016 and more.
New Zealand Tribunals: Law & Practice
New Zealand Tribunals: Law & Practice is an essential guide to navigating the tribunal system, which resolves more disputes than courts. Covering tribunals related to property, professional regulation, and rights, it provides practical insights for lawyers, advocates, and laypeople. This resource offers detailed analysis of key tribunals like Tenancy, Disputes, and Human Rights, making it invaluable for understanding jurisdiction, procedures, and current issues in New Zealand's legal landscape.


Civil Procedure: District Courts and Tribunals
An indispensable resource for legal practitioners navigating the District Court and specialist tribunals. Featuring consolidated legislation (including the District Court Rules 2014 and District Court Act 2016 and more), accompanied by practical and insightful provision-by-provision commentary. It also includes 30+ practice and procedure guides on individual specialist tribunals. This authoritative guide is essential for mastering civil procedure in the District Court and tribunals.
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