The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 49
... Crown to engage operationally in the development of these resources . In a later article he looks at the regulatory functions of the Crown in New Zealand . Auckland Law School Centenary Lectures Published by the Legal Research. Zealand ...
... Crown to engage operationally in the development of these resources . In a later article he looks at the regulatory functions of the Crown in New Zealand . Auckland Law School Centenary Lectures Published by the Legal Research. Zealand ...
Page 51
... Crown subject to legislation only if the Act so states expressly . There are perhaps two approaches to this issue . It could be argued , first of all , that as s 3 of the 1964 Act invests the Crown with all rights exercisable by New ...
... Crown subject to legislation only if the Act so states expressly . There are perhaps two approaches to this issue . It could be argued , first of all , that as s 3 of the 1964 Act invests the Crown with all rights exercisable by New ...
Page 52
NZLJ. Quasi - proprietary rights of the Crown So much for ownership in the traditional sense : the rights of the Crown in relation to water and geothermal heat , although similar in effect to rights of ownership , are not property ...
NZLJ. Quasi - proprietary rights of the Crown So much for ownership in the traditional sense : the rights of the Crown in relation to water and geothermal heat , although similar in effect to rights of ownership , are not property ...
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