Legal Practice, Reference & Research

The New Zealand Law Dictionary is an unparalleled reference tool for New Zealand lawyers, law students, and anyone who needs to understand legal language.

Edited by Judge Peter Spiller

Supporting and publishing scholarly research about women

Crimes Act 1961 and New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990 – in one convenient volume.

An easy-to-read study guide designed to help students consolidate their understanding of criminal law.

Accounting and financial concepts are explained and applied in a practical and sensible way in plain English. Material and examples are based on New Zealand businesses and local experience to ensure relevance and assist with student comprehension.

This custom publication contains selected chapters from Introduction to Commercial Law, 4th edition, edited by Cynthia Hawes and written by an experienced team of authors.

The essential resource for legal students and practitioners who need to understand the ethical and professional requirements associated with being a practising lawyer in New Zealand.

Selected chapters from Kennedy-Grant and Weatherall on Construction Law (online) made available in a hardcopy format. A convenient resource for all those involved in construction contracts and dispute resolution.

Student Companion: Public Law, contains summaries of New Zealand and international decisions which are relevant to the study of company law in New Zealand.

The first and only dictionary of Maori legal terms in New Zealand.

Edited by Mamari Stephens and Mary Boyce