The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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... relation to a building be more than a minimal alteration of the building . If the work is to qualify as an " alteration " it must be sufficiently substantial in relation to the relevant building as a whole that it can properly be ...
... relation to a building be more than a minimal alteration of the building . If the work is to qualify as an " alteration " it must be sufficiently substantial in relation to the relevant building as a whole that it can properly be ...
Page 52
... 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 arisen in relation to petroleum in situ but legislation was ...
... 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 arisen in relation to petroleum in situ but legislation was ...
Page 78
... relation to reserved Crown land requires the consent of the Minister of Lands in addition to compliance with that Act . Second , the consent of the Soil Conservation and Rivers Control Council is similarly required when a coal mining ...
... relation to reserved Crown land requires the consent of the Minister of Lands in addition to compliance with that Act . Second , the consent of the Soil Conservation and Rivers Control Council is similarly required when a coal mining ...
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