Capital Letter: Supreme Court rules Crown has fiduciary duty to Maori in historical land sales
Does the government owe fiduciary duties to the Maori who were the original customary owners of lands in the Nelson area known to Maori as Wakatu?
Does the government owe fiduciary duties to the Maori who were the original customary owners of lands in the Nelson area known to Maori as Wakatu?
Last week the Supreme Court (Chief Justice Sian Elias with Justices William Young, Susan Glazebrook, Terence Arnold and Mark O’Regan) considered that
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Capital Letter: Supreme Court rules Crown has fiduciary duty to Maori in historical land sales
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