The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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Page 22
... existing in- struments were to continue in force and new instruments were to determine rates for at least 12 months . No new instrument could fix any rate exceeding the base rate as set by the Act by more than the specified percentage ...
... existing in- struments were to continue in force and new instruments were to determine rates for at least 12 months . No new instrument could fix any rate exceeding the base rate as set by the Act by more than the specified percentage ...
Page 254
... existing rules would remain unaltered by it . It would have a decidedly limited role . It would first enable the existing heads of common law and equitable liability to be brought under one general princi- ple , thereby , inter alia ...
... existing rules would remain unaltered by it . It would have a decidedly limited role . It would first enable the existing heads of common law and equitable liability to be brought under one general princi- ple , thereby , inter alia ...
Page 502
... existing uses are " authorised " by the Act they thereafter become , in effect , water rights which carry the same privileges and responsibilities as water rights granted under s 21 ( 3 ) . Thus , for example , existing uses may be ...
... existing uses are " authorised " by the Act they thereafter become , in effect , water rights which carry the same privileges and responsibilities as water rights granted under s 21 ( 3 ) . Thus , for example , existing uses may be ...
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Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
Copyright | |
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