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Company law and the Companies Act, set out the rules and regulations around forming and operating a New Zealand company. The Commerce Act protects and promotes market competition. This is an introduction to these laws.
Are you even eligible to be one? It is essential that you are aware of your responsibilities before you become a director. Find out what duties you owe to the company, to its shareholders, and to others dealing with the company so you can uphold the requirements under the Companies Act 1993.
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An overview of the structure and operation of Trusts and Charitable Trust Boards. It explains the laws that apply to all Trusts and Charitable Trusts Boards; including any duties, requirements and liabilities.
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A guide for Màori landowners who want to set up a trust. It outlines the five types of Maori Landowner trusts included in Part XII of Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993. It provides guidance on setting up a trust, including how to apply to the Maori Land Court, nomination of a Trustee, how to amend a trust, and terminating a trust.
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