The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 40Butterworths, 1964 - Law |
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Page 264
... allowed , subject however to the imposition of the conditions hereinafter set out , which are designed to ensure , so far as possible , that the tearoom will draw its custom from occupiers of the motel units , and will not be so built ...
... allowed , subject however to the imposition of the conditions hereinafter set out , which are designed to ensure , so far as possible , that the tearoom will draw its custom from occupiers of the motel units , and will not be so built ...
Page 359
... allowed . It follows that the appeals by L. W. Pettitt and H. D. Pettitt must also succeed and they are both allowed . Appeals allowed . Faulkner and Collins Ltd. v . Mount Eden Borough Council Town and Country Planning Appeal Board ...
... allowed . It follows that the appeals by L. W. Pettitt and H. D. Pettitt must also succeed and they are both allowed . Appeals allowed . Faulkner and Collins Ltd. v . Mount Eden Borough Council Town and Country Planning Appeal Board ...
Page 551
... allowed . Appeals allowed . Frude and Others v . Timaru City Council Town and Country Planning Appeal Board . Timaru . 1964 3 September . Zoning - Land zoned heavy industrial - Previously zoned residential - used partly for residential ...
... allowed . Appeals allowed . Frude and Others v . Timaru City Council Town and Country Planning Appeal Board . Timaru . 1964 3 September . Zoning - Land zoned heavy industrial - Previously zoned residential - used partly for residential ...
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Building SchemesRestrictions as | 7 |
Licence by River Board to Remove Shingle | 11 |
Takeover Bids and the Press | 12 |
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