NZ Law’s publication on commercial e-speaking

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NZ Law releases its newsletter on a regular basis and one such publication is based on commercial e-speaking. This newsletter of the legal firm is also likely to provide information on specific business or commercial topics in its future issues. Some of the topics covered by the law firm in these newsletters are evicting cyber squatters, Personal Property Securities Act, legal dispute and business briefs.

Evicting the Cyber Squatters defines ways to protect ones domain name, as Web site names are vital tools for marketing for the present day businesses. As competition is intensifying for on-line businesses, disputes related to domain names is foreseeable. The DRS was established as an efficient and cost-effective channel to solve disputes related to the .nz domain names.

NZ Law provides news on Personal Property Securities Act and discusses if security renewal is necessary. Personal Property Securities Act 1999 (PPSA) drastically changed the law governing security interests over personal property. It introduced a ‘first to register’ system, and the security holders, in order to maintain their security priority, have to register a financing statement on the Personal Property Securities Register.

The legal firm discusses issues related to legal disputes, as individuals would not be keen to deal with a legal dispute, which is a difficult and time taking process, and due to the costs attached to these issues. Business Briefs includes Fair Trading Act penalties, which relates to terminating a business partnership, property agreements, tenancy tribunal rulings to be posted on the Internet and real estate trusts preferred by tax law change.

5/06/2007

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