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You can use the Disputes Tribunal to settle small claims up to $15,000 or, if everyone agrees, $20,000.

Official website of the District Courts of New Zealand. This site contains information about the District Court and publishes judicial decisions in a searchable database of District Court judgments including decisions on criminal, family, youth and civil matters. Learn about the Judiciary of the District Courts - Criminal and Civil jurisdictions - Family Court and Youth Court, how judges make decisions, find decisions, judgments and case law summaries and read reports and publications from the Courts.

We package government information into handy tools and advice to help small businesses like yours get on and get ahead

Welcome to the Ministry of Justice.

The Courts of New Zealand homepage.

The NZBN is a numeric universal identifier allocated to New Zealand businesses. At nzbn.govt.nz you can search for businesses by their NZBN, company number, legal name or a previous name. You can also access a set of web services designed to provide agencies and third parties with the means to share and maintain the common set of information about businesses available on the NZBN Register.

The Electrical Workers Registration Board promotes safety for all New Zealanders by ensuring the competence of electrical workers.

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If you own or have an interest in Māori land, the Māori Land Court is a judicial forum through which you can interact with other owners or interested people about the current and future use, ownership, occupation and/or management of Māori land.

Find out about the Waitangi Tribunal, a commission of inquiry, that inquires into claims brought by Māori relating to Crown actions which breach the promises made in the Treaty of Waitangi.

The Employment Relations Authority helps to resolve employment relationship problems. It does this by looking into the facts and making a decision based on the merits of the case, not on technicalities.

Better buildings for New Zealanders.

The Tenancy Services website provides information on the Residential Tenancies Act and the Unit Titles Act.

We grant and register intellectual property (IP) rights in New Zealand. Our services help you protect your innovations so that you get the full economic benefit of your intellectual property.