The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1999 - Law |
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... Existing cross - leases should be convertible at the election of all interested parties ( and in the teeth of any local body opposition ) to straightforward sub - divisions or unit titles . Cross - leases not voluntarily converted in ...
... Existing cross - leases should be convertible at the election of all interested parties ( and in the teeth of any local body opposition ) to straightforward sub - divisions or unit titles . Cross - leases not voluntarily converted in ...
Page 154
... existing cases can be expanded to produce widespread and meaningful results . However , the case law to date is not very promising and the existing Act establishes some real barriers . For instance , the existing contributions test ...
... existing cases can be expanded to produce widespread and meaningful results . However , the case law to date is not very promising and the existing Act establishes some real barriers . For instance , the existing contributions test ...
Page 380
... existing law is , in some respects , inadequate and that the fac- tors supporting adoption of the Model Law outweigh alternative proposals such as re- form or " adding to " existing New Zealand law . Factors which support adoption of ...
... existing law is , in some respects , inadequate and that the fac- tors supporting adoption of the Model Law outweigh alternative proposals such as re- form or " adding to " existing New Zealand law . Factors which support adoption of ...
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