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Section 21 Agreements - a growth industryPublication Date: 17-Jul-2007Author(s): Geoff Harrison, Jacinda Rennie |
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Statutory InterpretationPublication Date: 03-Apr-2001Author(s): John Fogarty KC, John Burrows |
NZ $37.50 |
Author(s): Tony Frankham, Deborah Hollings
Published: 25 July, 2001
Pages: 54
There is no introduction for this publication.
Content outline
- The Property (Relationships) Act
- Fact situation – when Mary met Peter
- Property (Relationships) legislation – the main changes
- Peter and Mary and the Property (Relationships) Act
- Basic concepts of valuation
- The expert’s viewpoint
- More recent approaches to discounted cash flow valuation
- Identifying problems and applying the theory
- Fair value v fair market value
- Choice of valuation methodology
- Assessing future performance for valuation purposes
- Asset valuations and adjustments
- Discounts and premiums for special parcels
- Goodwill and the "bundle of rights"
- Valuation of interests in professional practices
- Intellectual property and "e-valuations"
- Matrimonial property cases as precedent
- Possible approaches under the new Act
- Peter and Mary and s 15
- How to get the best value from your expert - the expert's viewpoint
- The primary evidence
- Assistance with cross-examination
- How to get the best value from your expert - counsel's viewpoint
- Evidence in chief – working with your own witness
- Cross-examination
- Common flaws in valuation reports in matrimonial property proceedings
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