The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1997 - Law |
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Page 54
... Council is established to maintain the register , but that is not an end in itself . It is a necessary mechanism for achieving the purpose of registration . The purpose for which the Council is established is the purpose of the Act and ...
... Council is established to maintain the register , but that is not an end in itself . It is a necessary mechanism for achieving the purpose of registration . The purpose for which the Council is established is the purpose of the Act and ...
Page 105
... Council powers and the effect of invalidity of bylaws His Honour agreed that councils did not have a general. T ' he ... Council v Northland Regional Coun- cil [ 1996 ] NZRMA 445 , Baragwanath J , the Regional Council failed in a claim ...
... Council powers and the effect of invalidity of bylaws His Honour agreed that councils did not have a general. T ' he ... Council v Northland Regional Coun- cil [ 1996 ] NZRMA 445 , Baragwanath J , the Regional Council failed in a claim ...
Page 106
... Council actually exercised the charging power under the RMA . Fur- ther , s 716D could have no application to the Regional Council's claim founded on the Harbours Act which was alto- gether outside its jurisdiction . Consider- ing the ...
... Council actually exercised the charging power under the RMA . Fur- ther , s 716D could have no application to the Regional Council's claim founded on the Harbours Act which was alto- gether outside its jurisdiction . Consider- ing the ...
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