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Home 5 Misc 5 Supreme Court finds copyrights in artworks are relationship property
Supreme Court finds copyrights in artworks are relationship property
March 10, 2025
Anna Longdill
Appeal considering whether copyrights in artworks are property and, if so, relationship property for the purposes of the Property (Relationships) Act 1976 – classification of artworks and copyrights in them for valuation purposes

Alalääkkölä v Palmer [2025] NZSC 9

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