• Other: There are examples where a minute book
has been created for a specific activity,
application, hearings or other reason which
requires evidence to be recorded.
In
this particular instance the Court probably did
not vest the block in a ‘tribe by name’ because
the chiefs seeking title did not ask it to, but
merely presented the Court with a list of ten
grantees, which Judge Monro did not investigate
further. (In fact all the minutes record is the
list of names). Examples of the Court vesting
a block in a ‘tribe by name’ are very difficult
to find.
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For example: if you know the block name, such as Mahanga 1B you can enter that and the words ‘Minute’ or ‘Order’.
Record Type Change
4.17 Agencies Records Disposal criteria altered from D2 to A1, A2, A3, A4, A5
5.2/5 Copies of Minute Books Typed copies of historic hand written minute books
were separated from this class and appointed their
own class – disposal criteria A1, A2, A4, A5
Description redefined appropriately.
5.4 Sound Recordings of Court
proceedings
Pertaining to those recordings in existence.
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