Is an arbitration clause binding on future landlords and tenants?

The Property Lawyer – Volume 20, Issue 2

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Is an arbitration clause binding on future landlords and tenants?

Is an arbitration clause binding on future landlords and tenants?

The Property Lawyer – Volume 20, Issue 2

December 4, 2019

In the latest issue of The Property Lawyer, Partner Michelle Hill discusses the recent High Court case Wai-iti Development Limited v General Distributors Limited [2019] NZHC 1656, which involves a battle between supermarket heavy-weights Woolworths and Foodstuffs, over a use restriction that would have prevented Foodstuffs from developing and operating a Pak'nSave on its land.

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