The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 51Butterworths, 1976 - Law |
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Page 203
... Maori title to the land of New Zealand had been extinguished in two chief ways : ( 1 ) By the voluntary cession to the Crown of lands purchased from the Maori customary owners . Such a cession extinguished the Maori title , and left the ...
... Maori title to the land of New Zealand had been extinguished in two chief ways : ( 1 ) By the voluntary cession to the Crown of lands purchased from the Maori customary owners . Such a cession extinguished the Maori title , and left the ...
Page 209
... Maori lands . ( 10 ) The confirmation of alienations of Maori land . ( 11 ) The determination as between Maoris of any claim to the ownership of Maori land ; of the relative interests of the owners in common of Maori land ; and as ...
... Maori lands . ( 10 ) The confirmation of alienations of Maori land . ( 11 ) The determination as between Maoris of any claim to the ownership of Maori land ; of the relative interests of the owners in common of Maori land ; and as ...
Page 210
... Maori land ( and going back to the original Act of 1865 ) was abolished . This was the jurisdiction under which the Court was empowered to determine the successors in accordance with Maori custom to interests in Maori land owned by ...
... Maori land ( and going back to the original Act of 1865 ) was abolished . This was the jurisdiction under which the Court was empowered to determine the successors in accordance with Maori custom to interests in Maori land owned by ...
Contents
Admiralty Rules 1976 The J | 39 |
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way | 61 |
Revolution | 73 |
Copyright | |
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