Description
Attend and earn 0.5 CPD hour
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Chair
Charlotte Muggeridge, Partner, Harkness Henry
Case Study: Unpacking Subdivision Issues in Practice
- Working through the conditions of s224C and advanced planning
- Inexperienced developers not understanding the different roles of Engineers/Project Manager, surveyor, lawyer and others
- Potential delays with different easements
- Urgency applications to LINZ
Presented by Tina Hwang, Director, Queen City Law
Learning Objectives:
- Understand how to manage key legal and logistical challenges during subdivisions, including s224C conditions and easement delays
- Identify best practices for working with multidisciplinary teams and navigating urgent LINZ applications
Presenters
Tina Hwang, Director, Queen City Law
Tina Hwang is a Director and is the Leader of QCL’s large and award winning Property Team. Tina is also Co-Convenor of The Law Association (previously ADLS) Property Law Committee and member of The Law Association Property Disputes Committee. Tina mainly practises in property, construction and litigation. She has deep and wide experience in virtually all aspects of property law and property development and has been involved in some of New Zealand’s largest property projects. Tina has also developed expertise in construction issues and has presented papers at many New Zealand law seminars on property and construction law. She contributes regularly to the Builders & Contractors Magazine. Tina also speaks fluent Korean. Being client-centric Tina has also taken on numerous employment cases (both employer and employee) and the consequent mediation and settlements. Tina regularly appears in Tribunals and Courts. Clients love working with Tina as she is an excellent communicator, works very efficiently and keeps clients fully informed.
Charlotte Muggeridge, Partner, Harkness Henry
Charlotte has a specialised skill range across resource management, property development, easements, subdivisions, local government and unit titles. She has co-authored New Zealand’s first textbook on subdivisions (Subdivisions Law and Practice, LexisNexis, 2024). Before joining Harkness Henry, she worked in local government and in private practice. Charlotte has presented seminars for the New Zealand Law Society, Survey & Spatial New Zealand, the Waikato Plan, and Auckland District Law Society on property law, subdivisions, and resource management law.
