New Zealand: Acts affecting Native Lands, 1886, 1888-91 and 1894-95

New Zealand. Analysis

New Zealand. Analysis.

	Title.
1.	Short Title.
2.	Interpretation.
3.	How certain conveyances by Natives of land not held by Crown grant may be registered.
4.	Title to be brought under Land Transfer Act.
5.	How leases may be registered.
6.	Restrictions on alienation may be annulled or varied. Proviso.
7.	Crown claims in respect of acquired shares may be satisfied.
8.	How rent may be paid in default of direction in lease.
9.	Shares of rent payable to individual lessors.
10.	How rent may be paid where rights of lessors disputed among themselves.
11.	Until relative interests determined, they shall, as to rent, be deemed equal.
12.	If more than twenty owners, land to be partitioned.
13.	Court, on making order, empowered to make portions of land inalienable.
14.	Proceedings not to abate by inability of Judge or Assessor.
15.	Decisions arrived at in "Rohe-Potae" to have effect of orders.
16.	Land or shares in land deemed to be transferable.
17.	Conveyance of undivided shares.
18.	Amendment to section 14 of "The Native Committees Act, 1883."
19.	Application of "The Native Equitable Owners Act, 1886," to cestuis que trust in Bay of Plenty District.
20.	In determining succession child of a half-caste deemed a Native.
21.	Court on making order to decide relative interests.
22.	Deputy-Registrar may be appointed.
23.	Repeal of section 43 of said Act.
24.	Repeal of sections 76 and 77 of said Act.
25.	Amended provision in lieu of section 86 of "The Native Land Court Act, 1886."
26.	Amendments of clauses in "The Native Land Court Act, 1886:" Amendment of section 17. Amendment of section 23. Amendment of section 26. Amendment of section 33. Amendment of section 36. Amendment of section 50. Amendment of section 79. Amendment of section 83. Amendment of section 95. Amendment of section 96. Amendment of section 103.
27.	Concerning Porangahau, Mangamaire, Waipiro, and Ngarara lands.
28.	Assent of Governor to alienation of land deemed to have been given by the Governor in Council.
29	Licensed interpreters.