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Palmer, K. A.

Local authorities law in New Zealand Kenneth Palmer. - Wellington, N.Z. Brookers 2012. - x, 1236 p. ; 24 cm.

"This text derives out of the previous book ... "Local government law in New Zealand" ... The change in title ... has been made to more accurately reflect the content, and to distinguish the text from other publications that use the broader local government law label. The present 2011 text comprises a substantial revision of the earlier text, but with the division and addition of various chapters to reflect the growth of local government legislation and case law over the last 18 years." -- Pref., p. v.

"Local Authorities Law in New Zealand is Kenneth Palmer's third treatise on the law relating to local government and local authorities. The previous treatises, published in 1978 and 1993 respectively, were highly both regarded works in their field. The new book deals with all aspects of the law affecting local authorities, it discusses and analyses the changes that have occurred in this area of the law. The commentary also encompasses significant recent events that have impacted on local authorities including the unification of the Auckland Council, and the earthquakes in Christchurch in 2010 and 2011 which gave rise to the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Act 2011. Local Authorities Law in New Zealand is an invaluable resource for lawyers, local authorities, policy advisors, students and anyone who is interested in an authoritative commentary on Local Authorities Law." -- Publisher's information.

ISBN: 9780864727336 (pbk.)

Subjects--Topical Terms:
Local government

Dewey Class. No.: Z342.93