The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 40Butterworths, 1964 - Law |
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Page 130
... owners together with their other land and in such circumstances those adjoining owners would be the persons most entitled to receive them . The section empowers the Registrar to notify an adjoining owner of his right to claim such a ...
... owners together with their other land and in such circumstances those adjoining owners would be the persons most entitled to receive them . The section empowers the Registrar to notify an adjoining owner of his right to claim such a ...
Page 245
... owner on a road ran barking towards a cow in a paddock adjoining the road but returned to its owner when called . The cow attempted to jump a fence and was injured . The owner of the cow sued the owner of the dog for damages . Held ...
... owner on a road ran barking towards a cow in a paddock adjoining the road but returned to its owner when called . The cow attempted to jump a fence and was injured . The owner of the cow sued the owner of the dog for damages . Held ...
Page 282
... owners seeking removal . For the average modest house owner of today this would be impracticable . And there is little reason why the State , i.e. , the general taxpayer should accept any liability in order to relieve imprudent surface ...
... owners seeking removal . For the average modest house owner of today this would be impracticable . And there is little reason why the State , i.e. , the general taxpayer should accept any liability in order to relieve imprudent surface ...
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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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