The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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... land and mortgages if one of the desired goals for Maori land is economic development , then , to the extent that economic development requires economic efficiency , development will also require the particular systems of property ...
... land and mortgages if one of the desired goals for Maori land is economic development , then , to the extent that economic development requires economic efficiency , development will also require the particular systems of property ...
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... land came from knowing and being able to recite the minute detail and history of the land . Hence genealogists had much power and mana . Stone or wooden markers ( pou rahui ) protected by strict tapu ( sacred ritual ) were also used to ...
... land came from knowing and being able to recite the minute detail and history of the land . Hence genealogists had much power and mana . Stone or wooden markers ( pou rahui ) protected by strict tapu ( sacred ritual ) were also used to ...
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... land and bring it under the English system . In 1862 and 1865 , under the Native Lands Act , the Land Court was established with the stated objective of “ encourag [ ing ] the extinction of ( native ) proprietary customs " . The Act ...
... land and bring it under the English system . In 1862 and 1865 , under the Native Lands Act , the Land Court was established with the stated objective of “ encourag [ ing ] the extinction of ( native ) proprietary customs " . The Act ...
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