When selling, purchasing or constructing a property, issues will arise requiring legal advice. McVeagh Fleming offers substantial expertise acting for either the purchaser or vendor of a property where a sale and purchase agreement has given rise to a legal dispute.

The firm has considerable involvement in the broad area of Construction and Building Law (involving Construction Contracts Act 2002 issues, Building Act rights and obligations, building contracts, payment claims, payment schedules, contractual issues and leaky buildings).

Whether you are the builder, architect, homeowner or any other party involved in an issue involving construction or the sale and purchase of a property, we invite you to contact our team.

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September 2024

What's hiding in the Terms of Trade? A Customer Perspective on GSAs

When entering relationships with new suppliers, it’s essential to carefully review the terms of trade, especially if they include a General Security Agreement (GSA). While a GSA can offer credit benefits, it also carries significant risks, potentially leading to receivership if payment issues arise. Understanding these terms is crucial to protecting your business.
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April 2024

Beyond Paper: the Power of Implied Agreements

In business, contracts are the backbone of agreements, ensuring clarity and accountability. But what happens when a contract isn't written down? The case of Kingsbeer Transport Ltd v Martin Brower New Zealand sheds light on this question, revealing important insights for business owners.
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March 2024

Construction contract disputes

This article provides a practical example of the complexities involved in construction-related legal matters, such as payment disputes, contract interpretation, and the importance of adhering to legal requirements in construction contracts.
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