SMALL GRAZING RUNS.
A SUPREME COURT APPLICATION.
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DUNDIN, Dec. 17. At the Supreme Court to-day a case of importance to lessees of Crown lands was heard. Jas. Begg, sheepfarmer, of Clinton, -asked for an order restraining the Land Board trom again letting the lease of a small grazing run of 2433 acres, in ivuriwao district, without offering him a renewal of the lease, which aiiis granted under the Act of ISSo, and expires on February 2S, 1909. In November, 1907, the Board passed a resolution that the renewal of the lease should not he granted to Begg, and that the land should he dealt with for the purposes of closer settlement. Begg now raises the question whether under th 4 Act of ISSS he is not entitled as of right to reneAval. The Act of ISSS provides tlh.rt this right of renewal is to accrue to the tenant if the Board determine to again let. The Crown says that the words, “If the Board termine to again Jet as a small giuzing run.” His Honor reserved his decision.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2377, 18 December 1908, Page 4
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180SMALL GRAZING RUNS. Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2377, 18 December 1908, Page 4
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