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Based in Ahuriri, Napier, Langley Twigg is the premier firm of lawyers in Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand. We are proud to deliver first-class legal services to many hundreds of personal and business clients, not only throughout the Bay, but also across the whole of the country.
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Buying or Selling - the new REINZ Form |
Recently the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (“REINZ”) drafted a new standard form Sale and Purchase Agreement. We urge our clients to be cautious when using the new REINZ Agreement and seek advice from us before you sign.
The REINZ Sale and Purchase Agreement attempts to create a plain english agreement which can be more easily understood by the public and real estate agents. Unfortunately the new form has significant differences to the Auckland District Law Society Agreement which has been in use for the past 20 years. These differences contain serious potential pitfalls for both Vendors and Purchasers.
To avoid being a test case, and achieve a smooth property transaction, we strongly advise that you obtain legal advice before entering into an REINZ Agreement for Sale and Purchase. The property team at Langley Twigg are always available and happy to discuss the pros and cons of this new form in greater detail with you.
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Stuart McLauchlan appointed President of Chamber of Commerce |
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In December 2008, Stuart McLauchlan, Partner at Langley Twigg, was appointed President of Hawke's Bay Chamber of Commerce.
The Chamber of Commerce acts as a hub for the provision of training, information and ideas to local firms, organising promotional activities such as the Annual Business Awards, and supporting international trade.
Since his election to the Board in August 2006, Stuart has worked on increasing membership and ensuring the relevance of Chamber events to Hawke's Bay businesses.
He is also a regular contributor to the Chamber's monthly newsletter, articles from which are reproduced here.
For further information on the Chamber of Commerce, click here.
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