Building Law in New Zealand is an ideal resource for anyone who needs an up-to-date analysis of the law governing building and construction in New Zealand.

This service brings together all the necessary legislation and information on how the courts and relevant authorities have applied and interpreted the law.

Building Law in New Zealand is written for the following key groups:

• Lawyers who advise clients on building and construction issues;
• Local authority regulators, advisers and others involved in building-related matters; and
• Building industry participants who require a working knowledge of New Zealand building law.

The major changes to New Zealand building law introduced by the Building Act 1991 and carried on by the 2004 Act are covered in detail. Overviews of each piece of governing legislation are complemented with expert commentary on how specific provisions have been applied and work in practice.

This service also provides an overview of important Determinations made since the introduction of the Building Code.