Capital Letter: When customary law shouldn't apply
The effect, if any, of Tuhoe burial custom on the common law duties of an executor or executrix of a will has been considered by the Court of Appeal in TAKAMORE v CLARKE (CA, 23/11/2011; Glazebrook, Chambers and Wild JJ, [2011] NZCA 587 CA525/2009, 328 paras).
JT, a Maori man of Tuhoe descent,
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Wed, 30 Nov 2011
Wed, 30 Nov 2011
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Capital Letter: When customary law shouldn't apply
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