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NZLJ. Landlocked land By Andrew S Butler , Faculty of Law , Victoria University of Wellington Section 129B of the Property Law Act 1952 allows for the granting of rights of way where land is landlocked in terms of the section . The ...
NZLJ. Landlocked land By Andrew S Butler , Faculty of Law , Victoria University of Wellington Section 129B of the Property Law Act 1952 allows for the granting of rights of way where land is landlocked in terms of the section . The ...
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... land " One of the most important aspects of the Court of Appeal's decision is the definition of the threshold phrase , “ a piece of land " . The trial Judge had effectively regarded the applicant's land as being made up of two " pieces of ...
... land " One of the most important aspects of the Court of Appeal's decision is the definition of the threshold phrase , “ a piece of land " . The trial Judge had effectively regarded the applicant's land as being made up of two " pieces of ...
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... Land Transfer Act . The Tribunal suggested that Parliament should consider amending the [ Land Transfer ] Act as to make the title of the registered proprietor subject to those subsisting traditional incidents of Maori tenure ( at para ...
... Land Transfer Act . The Tribunal suggested that Parliament should consider amending the [ Land Transfer ] Act as to make the title of the registered proprietor subject to those subsisting traditional incidents of Maori tenure ( at para ...
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