Principles of Land Law in New Zealand, 3rd edition

Authors G W Hinde, D W McMorland, N R Campbell, Jody L Foster, Thomas N Gibbons, Struan Scott and Peter Twist have significant experience both teaching and working in the area of land law and have published widely on the topic.

Neil Campbell is a Judge of the Court of Appeal. When at the bar his practice focused on insurance law, contract law, and land law. He was previously an associate professor in the Faculty of Law at the University of Auckland. His research has been published in leading domestic and international journals and texts.

Dr D W McMorland has over 40 years' experience both teaching and working in the area of land law, and has published extensively in this area, including as co-author of Hinde McMorland & Sim Land Law in New Zealand and as editor of Butterworths Conveyancing Bulletin.

Authors G W Hinde, D W McMorland, N R Campbell, Jody L Foster, Thomas N Gibbons, Struan Scott and Peter Twist have significant experience both teaching and working in the area of land law and have published widely on the topic.

Thomas Gibbons MRP (Massey) BSocSc, LLB(Hons), LLM (Waikato) is principal of Thomas Gibbons Law. He has previously taught securities law in the LLB and MBA programmes at the University of Waikato. Besides his legal practice, Thomas is also a PhD candidate at Macquarie University, Sydney. He has published in a range of journals in New Zealand and overseas, including the Company & Securities Law Bulletin, New Zealand Law Journal, Property Law Review, and the International Journal of Law in the Built Environment.

Jody L Foster is a barrister specialising in general civil litigation, with an emphasis on contract and property disputes and an interest in conflict of laws. Before joining the Bar in 1996, she held positions at Russell McVeagh, Speechly Bircham in London, and Buddle Findlay.

Jason Goodall KC BCom, LLB(Hons)(Auckland) is a barrister practising from Bankside Chambers in Auckland. He specialises in civil and commercial litigation and is regularly instructed in litigation over commercial leases. After graduating, Jason worked as a judge’s clerk for Sir Peter Blanchard in the Court of Appeal. He then practised as a litigator at Russell McVeagh, then at Slaughter and May in London. Upon returning to New Zealand in 2009, Jason moved to the independent bar and took silk in 2022. He has a wide-ranging commercial practice, with a particular interest in commercial leases and regularly acts for landlords and tenants in the superior courts.