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Home 5 Featured 5 Supreme Court overturns Court of Appeal in landmark customary rights case

Supreme Court overturns Court of Appeal in landmark customary rights case

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December 2, 2024
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The Supreme Court has unanimously allowed an appeal against a landmark ruling which effectively relaxed the test for allowing recognition of Māori customary interests over marine and coastal areas.

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