Add to ORKGThe author, being the MP for Panmure and Labour Associate Spokesperson for Justice, provides a commentary on Rt Hon Justice Hardie Boys' paper, "Judicial Attitudes to Family Property". The author adopts the view of her predecessor Lianne Dalziel and the Labour Women's Council: that the law should recognise the changes in family patterns in New Zealand and should acknowledge the intent of the Human Rights Act 1993 to outlaw discrimination on the basis of marital status and sexual orientation. 
Scope of work undertaken: This thesis focuses on access to marriage as a fundamental human right, a...
The paper examines whether there was any basis for Parliament to enact section 3(2) of the Supreme C...
Family law is an important issue for many Australians and relocation is an important issue within fa...
The author, being the MP for Panmure and Labour Associate Spokesperson for Justice, provides a comme...
The author, then the Minister of Justice, presents the opening speech of the symposium on Family Pro...
In this article, Justice Hardie Boys explores a number of cases decided under the Matrimonial Proper...
The author provides commentary on Professor Sutton's paper presented in the symposium on Family Prop...
This article is a critique of Justice Hardie Boys' paper presented in the symposium on Family Proper...
This article sets out some of the recent history of family property reform in New Zealand. The court...
This article scrutinises some of the underlying concepts which have structured law reform debates ab...
[Extract] The proposal for constitutional recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Austr...
My qualifications for delivering this lecture in honour of the late Horace E. Read are questionable....
The role of the courts, and the extent to which judges assume an activist approach to their role, ar...
The Property (Relationships) Act 1976 is generally regarded as progressive and inclusive. The Act ap...
This contribution introduces the volume by classifying the collection into 3 categories: (i) examina...
Scope of work undertaken: This thesis focuses on access to marriage as a fundamental human right, a...
The paper examines whether there was any basis for Parliament to enact section 3(2) of the Supreme C...
Family law is an important issue for many Australians and relocation is an important issue within fa...
The author, being the MP for Panmure and Labour Associate Spokesperson for Justice, provides a comme...
The author, then the Minister of Justice, presents the opening speech of the symposium on Family Pro...
In this article, Justice Hardie Boys explores a number of cases decided under the Matrimonial Proper...
The author provides commentary on Professor Sutton's paper presented in the symposium on Family Prop...
This article is a critique of Justice Hardie Boys' paper presented in the symposium on Family Proper...
This article sets out some of the recent history of family property reform in New Zealand. The court...
This article scrutinises some of the underlying concepts which have structured law reform debates ab...
[Extract] The proposal for constitutional recognition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Austr...
My qualifications for delivering this lecture in honour of the late Horace E. Read are questionable....
The role of the courts, and the extent to which judges assume an activist approach to their role, ar...
The Property (Relationships) Act 1976 is generally regarded as progressive and inclusive. The Act ap...
This contribution introduces the volume by classifying the collection into 3 categories: (i) examina...
Scope of work undertaken: This thesis focuses on access to marriage as a fundamental human right, a...
The paper examines whether there was any basis for Parliament to enact section 3(2) of the Supreme C...
Family law is an important issue for many Australians and relocation is an important issue within fa...