The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 26Butterworths, 1950 - Law |
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Page 157
... tion , reference may usefully be made to s . 3 of the Land Transfer ( Compulsory Registration of Titles ) Act , 1924 , and s . 127 of the Maori Land Act , 1931 . There are , however , certain exceptions to this general rule . There are ...
... tion , reference may usefully be made to s . 3 of the Land Transfer ( Compulsory Registration of Titles ) Act , 1924 , and s . 127 of the Maori Land Act , 1931 . There are , however , certain exceptions to this general rule . There are ...
Page 276
... tion . The Court may extend the period , on the tenant's application , by adjourning the proceedings ( with a limit of six months ) if it considers it just and equitable to do so . The tenant will still have the advantages given him by ...
... tion . The Court may extend the period , on the tenant's application , by adjourning the proceedings ( with a limit of six months ) if it considers it just and equitable to do so . The tenant will still have the advantages given him by ...
Page 337
... tion of the kind they may contemplate in the near future . We do so all the more readily by reason of the fact that His Honour remarked that the applica- tion in Young's case was one of three similar ones then receiving his attention ...
... tion of the kind they may contemplate in the near future . We do so all the more readily by reason of the fact that His Honour remarked that the applica- tion in Young's case was one of three similar ones then receiving his attention ...
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