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Communtity Law Manual | Community life

Community life

Our communities are the places we live and the people we live alongside, but what if our community life isn’t going so smoothly? From disputes over fencing, to trespassing, to your rights to beg on a footpath, this section of the Community Law Manual has plain language information about community life in Aotearoa.

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During the Covid 19 response, most Community Law Centres are still giving free legal support by phone and/or online.

Please find the contact details of your nearest Community Law Centre here to access their services.

We’re updating legal rights information during COVID 19 response right now and will have that information available on our website soon. Watch this space.

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