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Family Law Conference 2015Publication Date: 09-Nov-2015Chair: Anita Chan, Authors: Vicki Ammundsen, Robert Bowe, Vanessa Bruton, Jan Chappell, Paul Collins, Dr Allan Cooke, Vivienne Crawshaw, Professor John Dawson, Dr Anthony Duncan, Ewan Eggleston, Hana Ellis, Associate Professor Shelley Griffiths, Frances Gush, Professor Harlene Hayne, Professor Mark Henaghan, Mike Mason, Ruth Herbert, Jane Hunter, Belinda Inglis, Ian Kennedy AM, Alastair Logan, Her Honour Judge Ida Malosi, Mike Mason, Stephen McCarthy, Emily Morrow, Her Honour Judge Jill Moss, Caryl O’Connor, Jessica Palmer, Iris Reuvecamp, Thomas Sasser, His Honour Judge David Smith, Dr Bruce Smyth, Dorothy Thresher, Bridgette Toy-Cronin, Stephen van Bohemen, Jason Wren |
NZ $180.00 | ||
Children's Interests Under the PRA & s182 FPAPublication Date: 24-May-2013Authors: Professor Nicola Peart |
NZ $35.00 |
Published: 3 April, 2001
Pages: 62
Introduction
Statute law has long since surpassed common law as the most prolific source of law. Statute can replace and amend common law; it can deal with subject matter far beyond the reach of common law; it is the instrument of government policy. It deserves study in its own right. We often neglect it.
This seminar concentrates on recent changes in statute law: in the way it is made; in the way it is drafted; in its format; in the way it is interpreted; and in the wider context in which it rests.
Content outline
- Statute laws
- Making acts of parliamlent
- The presentation of acts of parliament
- Interpretation
- The Interpretation Act 1999
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