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... trust may also hold land on trust , The distinction between land held beneficially pursuant to the Local Government Act and land held on trust is important , as it determines what rights and obligations a local authority has in respect ...
... trust may also hold land on trust , The distinction between land held beneficially pursuant to the Local Government Act and land held on trust is important , as it determines what rights and obligations a local authority has in respect ...
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NZLJ. TYPES OF RELIGIOUS TRUST A religious body impressed with the administration of property has the qualities of a trust whichever form it takes . When the " church " ( in this context the property - owning trust ) terminates , there ...
NZLJ. TYPES OF RELIGIOUS TRUST A religious body impressed with the administration of property has the qualities of a trust whichever form it takes . When the " church " ( in this context the property - owning trust ) terminates , there ...
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... trust and the basis of the proposed terms to the Attorney - General . Under s 35 the Attorney - General will consider the scheme and make a report ( with amendments recommended ) before the scheme is filed in the Court for approval ...
... trust and the basis of the proposed terms to the Attorney - General . Under s 35 the Attorney - General will consider the scheme and make a report ( with amendments recommended ) before the scheme is filed in the Court for approval ...
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