LAND AGGREGATION
LAW TO BE. ENFORCED, (By Telegraph—Press Aissoiatlo* .1 Palmerston N., February 28. , In tho Supreme Court, in the 'case the Land Department against C. E. Vile, of Bulls, to oompel tbe transfer of certain land acquired under the Land Act, 1912, the Department's counsel said that" a settlement had been arrived at. Vile had purchased a section in the Ohakea Settlemont, which be was not entitled to do, as at that time he was the holder of other settlement land. Vile had satisfied the Department that he had acted bona fide and in ignorance, of the law, and he had sinoe transferred l the land to a person legally entitled to hold it. The Department had therefore agreed to withdraw the action, but was anxious that the public should l realise the restrictions'against aggregation of Crown or settlement land; also that the Department' was determined to enforce them in every case.
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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2396, 27 February 1915, Page 11
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153LAND AGGREGATION Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2396, 27 February 1915, Page 11
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