Property Law Litigation (2026) (On Demand)

This On Demand was recorded on 10 March 2026.

Property litigation practice is continually evolving in line with new legislation, which influence how existing precedents are applied – but also reflecting changing societal norms and emerging issues.

Join Andrew as he examines critical areas of property law litigation, examples of recent cases, and explores what the implications for property litigation practice might be.

This session will provide practical insights into disputes arising from the sale of land, the legal implications of representations and warranties, claims for compensation in property transactions, and challenges to the indefeasibility of title.

Whether you are advising clients on transactional risks or navigating complex litigation, this On Demand will enhance your understanding of key legal principles and recent developments in property law.

Learning Outcomes

Recognise common disputes arising from the sale of land
Refresh your understanding of the legal implications of representations and warrantees
Summarise the challenges to the indefeasibility of title
Deepen your understanding of recent case law decisions and their implications for your practice.

Who Should Watch?

General practitioners, property lawyers and legal executives, specialist construction lawyers, and litigators who practice in this area.

Presenter

Andrew Grant, Barrister, Bankside Chambers

Andrew Grant

Andrew Grant is a specialist civil and commercial litigator at Bankside Chambers. He has a broad civil practice, with particular expertise in contract, company, tort, property and trusts disputes.

Andrew is regularly instructed as counsel in complex trial and appellate proceedings at all levels of the New Zealand courts system. He also provides specialist advice and advocacy in other forums, such as international and domestic arbitrations, specialist tribunals and mediations.

Prior to joining Bankside Chambers, Andrew was an associate at a leading litigation and arbitration firm in New York City, where he regularly acted for clients in New York state and federal court, as well as in international arbitrations under the ICC, UNCITRAL, AAA, ICDR and ICSID Rules of arbitration. He was also a junior barrister at Shortland Chambers, where he acted in commercial disputes together with leading King’s Counsel and other senior barristers.

Andrew accepts instructions on matters around New Zealand and internationally. He is a member of Bankside Chambers Singapore and may also be instructed on international arbitration matters there.

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Details

CPD Hours: 1.00hr

Pricing Details

Ticket Price

Member: $120 plus GST
Non-Member: $170 plus GST

This On Demand includes the video and materials, and will earn CPD.
Click here to access materials only.

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