
Prudentia Law is a specialist property, commercial law and trust firm that was started in 2006 by Andrew Kennedy.
Andrew wanted to create a legal business that takes a people-friendly attitude to helping solve clients’ problems and provide solutions to their needs.
Our focus is on meeting and talking to you about the work we do for you as much as possible so that you are an integral part of your solution.
Our team is made up of multi-disciplined people who can provide a well-rounded approach to meeting your needs.
Andrew’s membership of both the New Zealand Law Society and New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants enables us to provide business and commercial advice to you which will be congruent with your accounting and other professional advisors.
This can be a significant benefit for you as our client.
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The Property
All property in New Zealand has a particular CERTIFICATE OF
Pre-Contract Considerations- Buying A Property
The process of handling the purchase of a house is
Chattels and Rubbish Removal
For those of you who are looking at buying a
Finance
It is important when purchasing a property that you have
LIM, Building Report and Due Diligence
As well as a finance condition, we recommend that as
Sale and Purchase Agreement – Buying A Property
The SALE AND PURCHASE AGREEMENT is the crucial document to
Conditional Contract Stage – Buying A Property
Assuming you have gone through the process and had an
Deposits – Buying A Property
There are no specific requirements regarding the due date for
Unconditional Contract Stage – Buying A Property
Once you have an UNCONDITIONAL CONTRACT, the process is one
Important Information – Buying A Property
While the information relating to a purchase has hopefully provided
Buying a Property or Home
The purchase of a property for your home is a
Contract Considerations
Vendors of businesses often focus on the amount they are