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Page 262
... land for a public work , then it must offer the land back to the original owners under s 40 of the Public Works Act . It cannot hold on to the land and later decide that it is needed for a different Crown purpose . The difficulty for ...
... land for a public work , then it must offer the land back to the original owners under s 40 of the Public Works Act . It cannot hold on to the land and later decide that it is needed for a different Crown purpose . The difficulty for ...
Page 263
... Land for land " in Treaty settlements can only be a remedy for a tiny proportion of the area of land lost contrary to Treaty guarantees . Thus claimants will remain vitally interested in the prospect of other land being returned to them ...
... Land for land " in Treaty settlements can only be a remedy for a tiny proportion of the area of land lost contrary to Treaty guarantees . Thus claimants will remain vitally interested in the prospect of other land being returned to them ...
Page 361
... Land Act 1993 ) applies to estates comprising in whole or in part any beneficial interest in Maori freehold land , as defined in that Act . ( s 100 ( 1 ) . ) In respect of ... Land Cheryl Simes explores the interface of family and Maori Land.
... Land Act 1993 ) applies to estates comprising in whole or in part any beneficial interest in Maori freehold land , as defined in that Act . ( s 100 ( 1 ) . ) In respect of ... Land Cheryl Simes explores the interface of family and Maori Land.
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