The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 27
... limited transferability of Maori land and iwi based property rights , stem from Maori customs . Limited trans- ferability has now been enshrined in New Zealand statute law by Te Ture Whenua Maori Act . We further argue that , although ...
... limited transferability of Maori land and iwi based property rights , stem from Maori customs . Limited trans- ferability has now been enshrined in New Zealand statute law by Te Ture Whenua Maori Act . We further argue that , although ...
Page 31
... limited to trading within a preferred group of alienees . Since these preferred alienees ( and the original shareholders and directors ) often have mixed objectives , and therefore may not act in a profit bemaximising manner , there is ...
... limited to trading within a preferred group of alienees . Since these preferred alienees ( and the original shareholders and directors ) often have mixed objectives , and therefore may not act in a profit bemaximising manner , there is ...
Page 253
... limited to the lesser of : the amount for which he is liable to the wronged person by way of damages ; or an amount proportionate to the loss attributable to him / her . Prima facie this looks fair . However , it raises the prospect ...
... limited to the lesser of : the amount for which he is liable to the wronged person by way of damages ; or an amount proportionate to the loss attributable to him / her . Prima facie this looks fair . However , it raises the prospect ...
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