- 2024 Supplement to the Conflict of Laws in New Zealand
- A first for the NZ conflict of laws: court grants an (interim) anti-enforcement injunction
- A-Ward Ltd v Raw Metal Corp Pty Ltd: no anti-suit injunctions to enforce jurisdiction agreements under the TTPA
- A2 Milk Company and the Australian court’s ability to apply the FTA/FMCA
- A2 Milk Company, again
- ABLI-HCCH webinar: Cross-Border Commercial Dispute Resolution – HCCH 2005 Choice of Court and 2019 Judgments Conventions (27 July 2022)
- An anti-suit injunction to compel compliance with an arbitration agreement: MMIA v Silica Sandport
- Australasian Association of Private International Law
- Australian interim relief granted in support of New Zealand proceedings in Kea v Wikeley
- Call for papers (New Zealand Yearbook of International Law)
- Carr v Peters: a potential case of trans-Tasman defamation
- CBL Insurance and section 9 claims against foreign insurers
- Child support and family maintenance under the 2007 Hague Convention
- Choice of non-State Law in International Commercial Contracts: A New Zealand Perspective
- Claims for unjustified dismissal by “locally employed civilians” in the New Zealand court
- Commerce Commission v Viagogo AG: without notice injunctions against foreign defendants
- Conflict of laws in New Zealand courts: retirement of Associate Judge Bell
- Conflict of laws in the Contracts of Insurance Act 2024
- Cross-border insolvency: joint hearing by New Zealand Court of Appeal and Federal Court of Australia
- Cross-border regulation of access to data: Microsoft Corp v US
- Department of Corrections v Fujitsu: is the Australian CCA (potentially) applicable in a New Zealand court?
- Does New Zealand consumer legislation apply to a claim against a foreign manufacturer?
- Does the court have jurisdiction to grant interim relief without notice against foreign defendants?
- Enforcement of a promise to pay a deferred dower/dowry
- Enforcement of a promise to pay a mahr: characterisation and public policy in the context of Almarzooqi v Salih
- Grant v Arena Alceon NZ Credit Partners LLC: the reach of s 261 of the Companies Act
- Hague Convention on the International Recovery of Child Support and Other Forms of Family Maintenance
- High Court decision on anti-suit injunctions
- High Court declares asymmetric jurisdiction clause in viagogo’s terms and conditions an unfair term under the FTA
- Israeli judgment against New Zealand activists for Lorde’s “boycott” of Israel
- Jurisdiction over foreign land
- Kea Investments Ltd v Wikeley Family Trustee Limited: the good arguable case applied to jurisdiction agreements
- Lun v Kong: confusion about subject-matter jurisdiction
- New Zealand reforms choice of law in tort
- New Zealand Yearbook of International Law: Call for Papers
- New Zealand’s continued failure to sign the Hague Service Convention
- Pre-judgment charging orders against overseas defendants: reasons for leaving
- Sections 317 & 321 of the Accident Compensation Act 2001
- Seminar: Hague Conventions on International Civil Procedure – Pathway to Adoption
- Submissions on cross-border adoption and surrogacy
- The complex meaning of ‘the good arguable case’ standard
- The Court of Appeal on the enforceability of the nikah in New Zealand
- The Court of Appeal’s decision in Christie v Foster
- The enforcement of Australian judgments concerning New Zealand land
- The enforcement of Chinese money judgments in common law courts
- The High Court grants claim for breach of a promise to pay a mahr
- The Law Commission’s Review of the Property (Relationships) Act 1976
- The Law Commission’s Review of the Property (Relationships) Act 1976: Cross-Border Issues
- The law governing collisions on the high seas
- The Supreme Court affirms orthodox approach to the application of foreign law
- The Supreme Court’s decision in Brown v New Zealand Basing Ltd: comments on the majority judgment
- Upcoming events
- Webb v Webb
- Welcome to “The Conflict of Laws in New Zealand”
- Whakaari/White Island, civil liability and the conflict of laws
- Where the parties have failed to plead foreign law, can the Court determine foreign law for itself?
- Where the parties have failed to plead foreign law, when can the court apply New Zealand law in default?
- Without notice injunctions against foreign defendants: Part III
- Zuru v Glassdoor and international judicial assistance
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The Conflict of Laws in New Zealand: 2024 Supplement
A free copy of the 2024 Supplement to The Conflict of Laws in New Zealand (LexisNexis, 2020) is available for download here:
Hook and Wass-The Conflict of Laws in New Zealand Supplement 2024
