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NOTE: Signed consents of those trustees who are retiring by rotation according to the terms of the trust order, or who were present and accepted the election process,
are not required.
5. Details of meeting to confirm proposed trustees
tick the appropriate checkbox: (if no meeting was held go to the next section)
The proposed new trustees were elected at a meeting of owners held at:
..........................
This does not
mean a trustee must treat all beneficiaries equally, but all
beneficiaries must be treated in accordance with the terms of
the trust.
5. Owner(s) of shares of land held within a trust.
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Māori Land Court offices
Taitokerau District
Registry Office
L2, Manaia House, Rathbone Street
WHANGĀREI 0110
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Waikato-Maniapoto District
Registry Office
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HAM...
I te nuinga o te
wā e tuhia ana ki te kirimana, engari e whai
mana tonu ana te oati ā waha.
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te ture, kia kaua e tuku moni nama ki ngā
mema o te kōmiti.
There are two types of grant:
(a) Where a person dies leaving a valid will,
a grant of probate may be made to the
executor/s named in the will (although
in rare cases, formal administration may
be granted to someone other than the
named executors).
(b) Where a person dies intestate
(without a will), a grant of letters of
administration is obtained.
5 The administrator/s are responsible for
ensuring that these assets are transferred to
those entitled to t...
He taitara
hanga ka whiwhi ki ia kaipupuri e kī ana:
(a) He hea wātea nā te tangata rīhi kei
roto i te poraka
(b) He rīhi tūturu motuhake ki te pito
whenua rā.
11 He tangata whai mana ki te whakahaere
rawa nō ngā kaipupuri me ngā kaiwhiwhi.
Māori
land is deemed to be held “in common”
unless otherwise determined by the Court.
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instance, they may own block a and also
have an interest in block B.
