FindLaw New Zealand : Business & Commercial Law : Consumer Protection & Trade Regulation

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Practical Articles

• Recent Merger Case: The National Foods/New Zealand Dairy Foods decision
  Firm: KPMG Legal
  Date: May, 2002
• Consumer Guarantees Act to Cover Computer Software and Telecommunications
  Firm: Simpson Grierson
  Date: May, 2002
• A Change To Personal Property Securities - The Time to Prepare Is Now
  Firm: Wynn Williams & Co
  Date: March, 2002
• "Progressive" decision shows new competition test has teeth
  Firm: Phillips Fox
  Date: December, 2001
• What Law Applies to my Online Contract?
  Firm: Simpson Grierson
  Date: October, 2001
• The Labelling of GM Foods - Where will we stand after the Standard 18 of the ANZFA Code?
  Firm: Simpson Grierson
  Date: September, 2001
• Web of Deception
  Firm: Simpson Grierson
  Date: June, 2001
• Automating Your Supply Chain With E-Procurement
  Firm: Simpson Grierson
  Date: June, 2001
• Parallel Importing and the Search for Counter Measures
  Firm: Russell McVeagh
  Date: March, 2001

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Links & Resources

• Commerce & Fair Trading Acts - brought to you by the Commerce Commission
• Commerce Commission - The Commission promotes awareness and acceptance of and compliance with the Commerce and Fair Trading Acts
• Consumers Institute of New Zealand - Guides to the laws protecting consumers
• Directory of Official Information
• Global Consumer Protection Information - Web site for cross border ecommerce complaints and consumer protection laws
• Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries - MAF creates opportunity for, and manages risk to, New Zealand's food, fibre, forestry and associated industries.
• Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Quarantine Services - The Ministry which protects New Zealand from the introduction of potentially damaging pests and diseases
• New Zealand Customs Service - NZ Customs ensures that all goods and persons entering and exiting New Zealand do so in accordance with all New Zealand laws and regulations.
• State Services Commission - State Services Commission advises Ministers on what is known as the machinery of government