What instances would you use this structure for?

1
If there is a conditional contract...

1.1
Condition Subsequent
Sahade

1.2
Condition Subsequent
Nicholson

1.3
Condition Subsequent
Bevin

1.4
Condition Subsequent
Motor Works

What if there is an ADLS?

1.5
Condition Precedent
Palm Gardens

What should you be considering from this point?

2
What are the... ADLS

2.1
Clause 5

2.2
Damage

2.2 a
If untenable?

2.2 b
If tenable?

2.2 c
If rural?

2.2 d
Southland
(Untenable)

3
What are the...

3.1
Insurance law

3.2
If no insurance?

4
What are...

Why is this only applicable if the contract is unconditional?

4.1
If vendor dies?

4.1 a
Re Richards

4.2
Risk of damage with purchaser...

4.2 a
Clark

4.2 b
Englewood

4.2 c
Westpac

5
Was there...

What test should be done?

5 a
If ADLS contract....?

5 b
If no ADLS?

5.1
If ADLS and damage occurs...?

5.1 a
Three situations?

5.2
Default rules apply when?

5.2 a
Cousins

5.2 b
Lockwood

5.2 c
What would have been decided differently in Cousins?
Lockwood

5.2 d
What does Arroya discuss?

What is the example of this?

5.2 e
What should you do if you're arguing for the purchaser if they have lost out on amenity value but no actual loss?

NOTE: If two equitable contracts are competing, which one succeeds?

5.3
?

What are caveats?

5.3 a
Mortre Holdings

6
Is there a...

6.1
How can you sell Maori land?

6.2
How can someone alienate interest in MFL?

6.3
What must you do if you are alienating?

6.4
Te Whata

6.5
What does Ngatai consider?

6.5 a
Ngatai

6.5 b
Ngatai

6.5 c
Ngatai

6.5 d
Ngatai

6.5 e
Ngatai

NOTE: What is MFL very difficult to sell?

6.6
What does Taueki concern?

6.6 a
Taueki

6.6 b
Taueki

6.7
What does Thornton concern?

6.7 a
Thornton