SUPREME COURT.
NATIVE LAND TRANSFERS. In Chambers yesterday morning, his Honour Mr. Justioo Aim was asked to decide a point in regard to the transfer of Native It was stated that Mrs. Jury, a Native woman, had leased certain lands from the Aotea Land Board, and had subsequently mortgaged the lease tto tho United Farmcrfi' Association. The association had exercised the powers of sale contained in the mortgage, and disposed of the lease to Arthur Maurice Campbell, of Wanganui. The District Land Registrar, Mr.'Bamford, had refused to registor the transfer until the Court decided whether the consent of tho Land Board was necessary in tho transfer to Campbell. - His Honour madeanordertiat the transfer should be registered, and that tho costs of the motion (£5 55.) should bo paid, out of the Land Transfer Assurance Fund. The Land Board, his Honour ruled, was not concerned in the transfer. Mr. Mackay (of Wanganui) appeared for the applicant.
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 536, 17 June 1909, Page 8
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155SUPREME COURT. Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 536, 17 June 1909, Page 8
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