The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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Page 49
... common law and the common law has recognised the special interest of the Crown in certain substances such as gold and silver . Legislation has intervened almost totally to provide for the conservation , use and development of sources of ...
... common law and the common law has recognised the special interest of the Crown in certain substances such as gold and silver . Legislation has intervened almost totally to provide for the conservation , use and development of sources of ...
Page 52
... common law . The common law , indeed , acknowledged this in relation to flowing water by treating it as ius publici and creating the doctrine of riparian rights as the basis for its regulation and use . Similar problems might have ...
... common law . The common law , indeed , acknowledged this in relation to flowing water by treating it as ius publici and creating the doctrine of riparian rights as the basis for its regulation and use . Similar problems might have ...
Page 140
... common , interval ownership and partnership arrangements . Right - to- use usually takes the form of vacation lease ... common ( or Time Span Ownership ) combines a conveyance of a tenancy - in - common interest with restrictive ...
... common , interval ownership and partnership arrangements . Right - to- use usually takes the form of vacation lease ... common ( or Time Span Ownership ) combines a conveyance of a tenancy - in - common interest with restrictive ...
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