The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 41Butterworths, 1965 - Law |
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... easement or restrictive covenant where : ( a ) by reason of change in user or of the character of the neighbourhood it has become obsolete or secures no practical benefit to the persons entitled to the easement or to the benefit of the ...
... easement or restrictive covenant where : ( a ) by reason of change in user or of the character of the neighbourhood it has become obsolete or secures no practical benefit to the persons entitled to the easement or to the benefit of the ...
Page 90
... easement and after the lodging and noting of the easement certificate on the register each easement will automatically come into existence as each dominant and ser- vient tenement in due course becomes the subject of separate ownership ...
... easement and after the lodging and noting of the easement certificate on the register each easement will automatically come into existence as each dominant and ser- vient tenement in due course becomes the subject of separate ownership ...
Page 92
... easement of way can be effectively imposed SO as to run with the easement and the dominant tenement or with the servient tenement as the case may be , has never been conclusively decided . If the matter rests solely on a covenant , the ...
... easement of way can be effectively imposed SO as to run with the easement and the dominant tenement or with the servient tenement as the case may be , has never been conclusively decided . If the matter rests solely on a covenant , the ...
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