The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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... ment or lease . Where it is desired to gazette unformed legal road as part of a walkway this , again , can only be achieved with the consent of affected adjoining owners . Any special conditions that the owner may wish to impose ...
... ment or lease . Where it is desired to gazette unformed legal road as part of a walkway this , again , can only be achieved with the consent of affected adjoining owners . Any special conditions that the owner may wish to impose ...
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... ment to the greatest degree possible . A major problem of democratic communities today is that of government by regulation , government by the making of rules which have the force of law , yet have not been enacted by Parlia- ment in a ...
... ment to the greatest degree possible . A major problem of democratic communities today is that of government by regulation , government by the making of rules which have the force of law , yet have not been enacted by Parlia- ment in a ...
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... ment to that of a report by the simple expedient of pasting a new label on the front of the docu- ment , a process which raised the ire of the Commission ! As noted previously , under the 1973 Procedures the significance of whether an ...
... ment to that of a report by the simple expedient of pasting a new label on the front of the docu- ment , a process which raised the ire of the Commission ! As noted previously , under the 1973 Procedures the significance of whether an ...
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