The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 40Butterworths, 1964 - Law |
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Page 188
... respect of the initiation of appeals shall apply to any appeal under this subclause . Subdivisional Requirements ( 6 ) No land in the special zone shall be so subdivided that any lot on a plan of subdivision is less than 80 perches in ...
... respect of the initiation of appeals shall apply to any appeal under this subclause . Subdivisional Requirements ( 6 ) No land in the special zone shall be so subdivided that any lot on a plan of subdivision is less than 80 perches in ...
Page 275
... respect of the erection of the buildings ) or £ 600,000 ( the price of the land only ) and , accordingly , whether the duty payable was £ 25,062 10s . or £ 7,500 . " 66 Held , The crucial feature , for stamp duty purposes , of the ...
... respect of the erection of the buildings ) or £ 600,000 ( the price of the land only ) and , accordingly , whether the duty payable was £ 25,062 10s . or £ 7,500 . " 66 Held , The crucial feature , for stamp duty purposes , of the ...
Page 438
... respect of the cost of private accommodation immediately thereafter ; fourth , expenses in connection with the provision of new lenses in spectacles owing to a diminution in sight ; fifth , expenses in connection with orthopaedic ...
... respect of the cost of private accommodation immediately thereafter ; fourth , expenses in connection with the provision of new lenses in spectacles owing to a diminution in sight ; fifth , expenses in connection with orthopaedic ...
Contents
Building SchemesRestrictions as | 7 |
Licence by River Board to Remove Shingle | 11 |
Takeover Bids and the Press | 12 |
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