The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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... easement under the Land Transfer Acts were not lost in consequence of this process ( N.Z. Loan & Mercantle Agency Co ... Easements of rights to access or use of light or air existing by prescription or otherwise before 27 July 1894 are ...
... easement under the Land Transfer Acts were not lost in consequence of this process ( N.Z. Loan & Mercantle Agency Co ... Easements of rights to access or use of light or air existing by prescription or otherwise before 27 July 1894 are ...
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... Easements at p . 168 , lays down five rules . First , that the direct benefit of the easement must be confined to the dominant tenement . Thus , in the case of Harris v . Flower ( 1904 ) 74 L.J. 127 , it was held that the servient owner ...
... Easements at p . 168 , lays down five rules . First , that the direct benefit of the easement must be confined to the dominant tenement . Thus , in the case of Harris v . Flower ( 1904 ) 74 L.J. 127 , it was held that the servient owner ...
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... easement came within the scope of and was protected by s . 62 ( b ) . The first issue was whether the easement was in that class of easement within the scope of the section . Until recently it was thought that only easements created ...
... easement came within the scope of and was protected by s . 62 ( b ) . The first issue was whether the easement was in that class of easement within the scope of the section . Until recently it was thought that only easements created ...
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