The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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Page 77
... Reasonable access may be granted in cases of landlocked land ( 1 ) for the purposes of this section , - - ( a ) A piece of land is landlocked if there is no reasonable access to it : . . . ( c ) " Reasonable access " means physical ...
... Reasonable access may be granted in cases of landlocked land ( 1 ) for the purposes of this section , - - ( a ) A piece of land is landlocked if there is no reasonable access to it : . . . ( c ) " Reasonable access " means physical ...
Page 79
... reasonable access to land " ( High Court No 1 , p 14 , approved by the Court of Appeal , at p 10 ) , then surely consideration of the " piece of land " issue prior to a consideration of what access is required by the applicant , and to ...
... reasonable access to land " ( High Court No 1 , p 14 , approved by the Court of Appeal , at p 10 ) , then surely consideration of the " piece of land " issue prior to a consideration of what access is required by the applicant , and to ...
Page 364
... reasonable . ( pp 11-12 . ) 3 Referring to the Supreme Court of Canada holding in R v Kokesch ( supra ) to the effect that a search is reasonable if it is authorised by law , if the law itself is reasonable and if it was carried out in ...
... reasonable . ( pp 11-12 . ) 3 Referring to the Supreme Court of Canada holding in R v Kokesch ( supra ) to the effect that a search is reasonable if it is authorised by law , if the law itself is reasonable and if it was carried out in ...
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