The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 55Butterworths, 1980 - Law |
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Page 69
... Land Transfer documents can in fact assist in the day - to - day operation of Land Transfer of- fices , while allowing law firms to take the max- imum advantage of word processing systems and equipment . ANNEXTURE A Approved by the ...
... Land Transfer documents can in fact assist in the day - to - day operation of Land Transfer of- fices , while allowing law firms to take the max- imum advantage of word processing systems and equipment . ANNEXTURE A Approved by the ...
Page 116
... land by land . Alternatively that that principle should be ex- tended to cover this situation " where , at the time the excavating owner carried out the work , all the land was in his ownership and the damage occured only after he had ...
... land by land . Alternatively that that principle should be ex- tended to cover this situation " where , at the time the excavating owner carried out the work , all the land was in his ownership and the damage occured only after he had ...
Page 356
... land . However , there is no doubt that many peo- ple are at least inconvenienced and some seriously so by an inability to deal fully with their land during the period of a designation . I can see no reason why the provisions of our ...
... land . However , there is no doubt that many peo- ple are at least inconvenienced and some seriously so by an inability to deal fully with their land during the period of a designation . I can see no reason why the provisions of our ...
Contents
Denis Orme | 3 |
How Strong is New Zealands Claim | 6 |
Stewart and Tozer v Smith | v |
Copyright | |
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