The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 27Butterworths, 1951 - Law |
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... regard to obtaining leave to sell to any purchaser than they would have been , having regard to directors ' power to refuse registration , had it not been passed , and , although the resolution deprived the minority of their right of ...
... regard to obtaining leave to sell to any purchaser than they would have been , having regard to directors ' power to refuse registration , had it not been passed , and , although the resolution deprived the minority of their right of ...
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... regard to dedication to the public by user does not apply in regard to streets within a borough , since the fee simple of all such highways vests in the Cor- poration , and dedication by user cannot now operate in regard to land within ...
... regard to dedication to the public by user does not apply in regard to streets within a borough , since the fee simple of all such highways vests in the Cor- poration , and dedication by user cannot now operate in regard to land within ...
Page 387
... regard these latter words as meaning a duty owed to all the public alike or an authority exercised im- partially with regard to all the public . It assumes that there are duties and authorities which are not public , and that in the ...
... regard these latter words as meaning a duty owed to all the public alike or an authority exercised im- partially with regard to all the public . It assumes that there are duties and authorities which are not public , and that in the ...
Contents
Adams E C | 1 |
Public Highways in New Zealand as defined | 2 |
J South Africa Hon A van de S 329 | 12 |
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