The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 54Butterworths, 1979 - Law |
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... scheme as being used for purposes of value to the community but not intended to be owned by the Crown , the Council , or any local authority , then . . . - " ( c ) The use of that land for any purpose which is inconsistent with the ...
... scheme as being used for purposes of value to the community but not intended to be owned by the Crown , the Council , or any local authority , then . . . - " ( c ) The use of that land for any purpose which is inconsistent with the ...
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... scheme which for example requires participants to specify how far a car will travel on one gallon of petrol certain information will be provided ( eg , type of car , number of passengers , route to be travelled etc ) which would ...
... scheme which for example requires participants to specify how far a car will travel on one gallon of petrol certain information will be provided ( eg , type of car , number of passengers , route to be travelled etc ) which would ...
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NZLJ. 2 3 4 proposed to make the disposition set out in the scheme , with copies of any instruments necessary to explain the scheme . The practice which has come to be accepted in the prepara- tion and application for approval of schemes ...
NZLJ. 2 3 4 proposed to make the disposition set out in the scheme , with copies of any instruments necessary to explain the scheme . The practice which has come to be accepted in the prepara- tion and application for approval of schemes ...
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