The legal framework of construction law in New Zealand. Written by the New Zealand authorities on construction law, Kennedy-Grant and Weatherall on Construction Law: The Underlying Law – Contracts, Torts and Legislation is an invaluable resource.
Format: Paperback
Published: 01 December, 2017
Publisher: LexisNexis New Zealand
A practical book, in plain English, this is the perfect guide for contractors, construction professionals, lawyers and all those who may come into contact with the legal aspects of construction.
Contract law, the law of torts, and statutory controls form the framework of construction law, and LexisNexis have bound together chapters covering these topics from the online resource Kennedy-Grant and Weatherall on Construction Law to provide an overview of the relevant law available in a portable and economic format that ensures it will be a convenient resource to all construction industry professionals.
Features
• A practical, structured approach to commentary on construction law
• Hardcopy, portable, offline resource to meet market demand
• Plain English and practical approach makes the book accessible to wider market including non-legal
Related Titles
• Kennedy-Grant and Weatherall on Construction Law (online resource)
• Finn, Todd & Barber, Burrows, Finn and Todd on Law of Contract in New Zealand, 7th edition, 2022
• Kennedy-Grant and Weatherall, Kennedy-Grant and Weatherall on Construction Law: Construction Contracts and Dispute Resolution, 2016
PART I — INTRODUCTION
Chapter 1: Scope and structure of this text
Chapter 2: Introduction to the construction process and the personnel involved
PART II — THE GENERAL LAW: CONTRACT AND TORTS
Chapter 3: The law of contract
Chapter 4: The law of torts
PART III — THE GENERAL LAW: STATUTORY CONTROLS
Chapter 5: Control of the process: Resource Management Act 1991
Chapter 6: Control of the process: Building Act 2004
Chapter 7: Control of the process: other controls
Chapter 8: Control of the personnel
PART VIII — THE IMPACT OF THE TORT OF NEGLIGENCE ON CONSTRUCTION LAW
Chapter 23: The Impact of the Tort of Negligence on Construction Law