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- Title
- Spencer on Byron : from reliance back to Anns v Murphy / by Michael Sharp
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- National Library of New Zealand
- Collection
- Index New Zealand
- Description
Considers the downstream repercussions of the Supreme Court decision in 'Body Corporate No. 207624 & Ors v North Shore City Council' [2012] NZSC 83 (11 Oct 2012), aka 'Spencer on Byron', the central issue of which was whether local councils who negligently inspect and issue code compliance certificates for commercial buildings should be liable to subsequent owners for the cost of bringing the buildings up to code compliance standard. Backgrounds the development of reliance-based principles t...
- Format
- Journal
- Date created
- 25 Jan 2013
- Creator
- Sharp, Michael
- URL
- http://natlib.govt.nz/records/31826548
- Related subjects
- Negligence / Building inspection -- Law and legislation / Liability for building accidents / Commercial buildings -- Inspection / Judgments / Case studies
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