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... land and waters only such food as was necessary for immediate consumption . His Honour's observation about this practice was that it was not one which , according to Curr's observations , was adopted by the Aboriginal people with whom ...
... land and waters only such food as was necessary for immediate consumption . His Honour's observation about this practice was that it was not one which , according to Curr's observations , was adopted by the Aboriginal people with whom ...
Page 415
... Land Act 1993 , held that the Maori Land Court lacked jurisdiction to determine whether the seabed is " Maori customary land " as defined by that Act . This was an important result since if the Maori Land Court had been found to have ...
... Land Act 1993 , held that the Maori Land Court lacked jurisdiction to determine whether the seabed is " Maori customary land " as defined by that Act . This was an important result since if the Maori Land Court had been found to have ...
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... land under the Maori Land Act 1993 then a native title claim the seabed , and indeed continental shelf , of New Zealand would not be subject to the Limitation Act 1950 recognised any Maori customary title to all or any part. MAORI LAND ...
... land under the Maori Land Act 1993 then a native title claim the seabed , and indeed continental shelf , of New Zealand would not be subject to the Limitation Act 1950 recognised any Maori customary title to all or any part. MAORI LAND ...
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AND CHILD SUPPORT | 3 |
PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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