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Monthly Archives: June 2011
The Unit Titles Act 2010
Just a quick note that the Unit Titles Act 2010 came into force yesterday, and will be the subject of a few posts over the next month or two, particularly regarding sinking fund provisions, which are the changes most likely … Continue reading
Ngati Whatua Ground Rent Armageddon draws closer
Hundreds of leasehold apartment owners in downtown Auckland are gearing up for a legal fight with the Ngati Whatua o Orakei Maori Trust Board over the amount of ground rent they have to start paying from August, says the Sunday … Continue reading
Financial Markets Authority shuts down Geneva Finance from raising funds
Temporarily, anyway. Turns out Geneva haven’t disclosed in their latest prospectus that they are in breach of their banking covenants, such that the bank could at any time require to repay everything they owe. Which they wouldn’t be able to … Continue reading
Posted in Banking & Finance, Business Law
Tagged Auckland Lawyer, Carter Atmore, New Zealand Law, solicitor
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Why does a penalty rate matter?
In conversation over the weekend, some people asked why I was making a big deal about the ANZ penalty rate of 26-27% (more if interest rates rise, less if they fall). After all, they’re not planning to miss any payments, … Continue reading
Posted in Banking & Finance, Business Law, Property Law
Tagged Auckland Lawyer, Carter Atmore, New Zealand Law, nz lawyer, solicitor
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Beware ANZ Commercial Property Loans (the sting in the penalty rate tail)
Just a heads up to the commercial property borrowers out there……we have just received a bunch of ANZ loan documents on a 2/3 loan to value ratio tenanted commercial property where the penalty rate on late payment is between: TWENTY … Continue reading