'Navigability' assessed in relation to particular stretches of river, says Supreme Court / by Craig Sisterson

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'Navigability' assessed in relation to particular stretches of river, says Supreme Court / by Craig Sisterson

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National Library of New Zealand

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Index New Zealand

Description

Reports how the question of whether parts of a river are 'navigable' for the purposes of vesting the river bed in the Crown should be assessed in respect of those particular stretches, rather than a 'whole of river' assessment, was held by the Supreme Court, overturning a Court of Appeal decision, in Paki & Ors v Attorney-General of New Zealand [2012] NZSC 50 (27 June 2012).

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Journal

Date created

6 Jul 2012

Creator

Sisterson, Craig

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/30243120

Related subjects

Maritime law / Rivers -- Law and legislation / Navigation

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