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Tokomaru Bay landowner fumes at $14.5m council bridge pitch
Pourau Incorporation calls the council's $14.5m Pauariki Bridge plan unrealistic, with its own design costing $3.8m.
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Customary landowners welcome Kaiteretere name change as part of Nelson Tenths' case
The popular South Island beach forms part of the infamous ’Nelson Tenths’ settlement.
The HinduEN
Revenue department to conduct hearing for landowners in Keralam’s ecologically fragile Chokramudy
Move follows a recent High Court order directing the Devikulam Subcollector to grant landowners an opportunity to submit relevant land records and to conduct a formal hearing
The HinduEN
Kerala High Court directs the Devikulam Sub- Collector to hear landowners in Chokramudi hills again
Bench notes that the petitioners could not avail of the opportunity of personal hearing as they could not get hold of the required documents within the prescribed time.
Malay MailEN
Penang CM Chow says developer and landowner must answer for fatal Paya Terubong landslide
GEORGE TOWN, Oct 27 — The landowner and developer of a condominium and road construction project on a hillside nea...
The Guardian PoliticsEN
Landowners could scupper free Land Registry access plans, campaigners warn
<p>Proposed lifting of paywall would reveal who owns vast majority of land in England and Wales</p><p>Plans by the government to give the public free access for the first time to information on who owns England’s land are at risk of being scuppered by landowners, campaigners have said.</p><p>On Tuesday the government set out its proposals to lift the paywall
ABC AustraliaEN
Biodiversity offset scheme 'an enormous thing' for landowners to consider
Peter Barton took years pondering whether to sign over a block of his western NSW property to a conservation agreement, but did it for his grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren.
Smithsonian MagazineEN
When a 19th-Century Scottish Landowner Blocked a Public Footpath, Locals Rebelled. Now, Archaeologists Have Unearthed Parts of His Controversial Wall
The rebellion against "Harvie’s Dyke," a pair of stone walls erected in the 1820s, was a triumph for the workers and middle classes of Glasgow, who used riots, boycotts and lawsuits to win back access to the River Clyde
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