The Commission's Preliminary Paper, Reform of Personal Property Security Law (report by Prof JH Farrar and MA O’Regan) (PP6).
Our publications
The Law Commission publishes many different publications. Each type, such as reports, issues papers, and ministerial briefings, has its own series.
Each series has its own purpose. For example, issues papers identify law reform issues and call for submissions from the public. Reports are the final result of a project and contain recommendations for law reform. Use the search filters below to find particular publications.
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Areas of law
Preliminary Paper 6
7 April 1988
Report 8
26 April 1989
The Commission's Report, A Personal Property Securities Act for New Zealand (R8).
Report 13
7 March 1990
The Commission's Report, Intellectual Property: The Context for Reform (R13).
Preliminary Paper 16
7 July 1991
The Commission's Preliminary Paper, The Property Law Act 1952 (PP16).
Preliminary Paper 20
7 June 1992
The Commission's Preliminary Paper, Tenure and Estates in Land (PP20).
Report 29
28 June 1994
The Commission's Report, A New Property Law Act (R29).
Preliminary Paper 24
7 August 1996
The Commission's Preliminary Paper, Succession Law: Testamentary Claims (PP24).
Miscellaneous Paper 1
28 August 1996
The Commission's Miscellaneous Paper, What Should Happen to your Property when you Die? (MP1).
Miscellaneous Paper 2
28 October 1996
The Commission's Miscellaneous Paper, Succession Law Wills Reforms (MP2).
Miscellaneous Paper 6
28 December 1996
The Commission,s Miscellaneous Paper, The Taking into Account of Te Ao Māori in Relation to Reform of the Law of Succession (MP6)