The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 5Butterworths, 1930 - Law |
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Page 116
... existing street would , in the opinion of the Court , include not only that which was actually thrown into the widened street , but also that which , having regard to the circumstances of the case , it was necessary to acquire in ...
... existing street would , in the opinion of the Court , include not only that which was actually thrown into the widened street , but also that which , having regard to the circumstances of the case , it was necessary to acquire in ...
Page 162
... existing tramway shelter and to proceed with the erection in its place of a more extensive structure . The Attorney - General claimed that the existing structure had been erected by the City Council on land which had been reserved for ...
... existing tramway shelter and to proceed with the erection in its place of a more extensive structure . The Attorney - General claimed that the existing structure had been erected by the City Council on land which had been reserved for ...
Page 167
... existing in New Zealand prior to the Rules of 1856. Although His Honour did not find it necessary to decide that point , Prosser v . Miller , 13 N.Z.L.R. 226 , might be an authority that the Rule was not exclusive . Rule 302 could apply ...
... existing in New Zealand prior to the Rules of 1856. Although His Honour did not find it necessary to decide that point , Prosser v . Miller , 13 N.Z.L.R. 226 , might be an authority that the Rule was not exclusive . Rule 302 could apply ...
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