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HAPŪ
A sub-tribe or kin group that is linked by a common
ancestor.
INCOME
Money that is derived from assets held and earnings
(such as rent and interest) but not “purchase money”
(land converted into money).
The amount of new shares
in an amalgamated block is proportionate to
the value of the shares in the former blocks.
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13 Money that is derived from assets held
and earnings (such as rent and interest)
but not “purchase money” (land converted
into money).
14 An order of the Māori Land Court that sets
out: the objectives of a trust; the powers,
obligations, and rights of trustees; and the
rights of the beneficiaries.
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Leases and mortgages
an amalgamation orde...
The amount of new shares
in an amalgamated block is proportionate to
the value of the shares in the former blocks.
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13 Money that is derived from assets held
and earnings (such as rent and interest)
but not “purchase money” (land converted
into money).
14 An order of the Māori Land Court that sets
out: the objectives of a trust; the powers,
obligations, and rights of trustees; and the
rights of the beneficiaries.
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Leases and mortgages
an amalgamation orde...
The trustees can be employed by the trust or have an interest
in any contract11 with the trust, but they must not vote or
10. Money that is derived from assets held and earnings (such as rent and interest)
but not ‘purchase money’ (land converted into money).
11.
A certificate, signed by the
Māori trustee or the court-appointed agent or trustee or the
alienor, that the money has been paid, is sufficient evidence
to satisfy the Court.
An easement may be made subject to an
annual rental or a one-off payment.
19. Money that is derived from assets held and earnings (such as rent and interest)
but not ‘purchase money’ (land converted into money).
20.
A certificate, signed by the Māori trustee
or the Court-appointed agent or trustee
or the alienor, that the money has been
paid, is sufficient evidence to satisfy
the Court.
A certificate, signed by the Māori trustee
or the Court-appointed agent or trustee
or the alienor, that the money has been
paid, is sufficient evidence to satisfy
the Court.
A certificate, signed by the Māori trustee
or the Court-appointed agent or trustee
or the alienor, that the money has been
paid, is sufficient evidence to satisfy
the Court.