LAW QUERIES.
[Answered by a Solicitor •/ the Supreme Court »f Kew Zealand. Letters and Telegrams must be addressed t* "LEX," eh Editor Otas* Witness, Dunedin.]
Be*.— Yes, if the facts are as stated by you. Ballook. — It is impossible to say without a perusal of all the deeds relating to the properties whether you are still entitled to a right-of-way. Southland.— lt will be useless for you to attempt either to draw up, the petition or to have it heard in camera without the assistance of a solicitor. Vego.— (l) The cost is entirely a matter of arrangement with a solicitor. There is no fixed scale. (2) The wife is allowed a reasonable time within which to obey the order. Bert.— (l) No. The teacher may exercise a discretion in the matter. (2) If gorse has been declared a noxious weed by the local authority, the teacher, as occupier of the land, must c.ear gorse (not forming portion of a heclge or live fence) at the proper season of the year wherever the weed exists in small patches, and also along the entire length of every bounclari-fer.ee or bouudtry-
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Otago Witness, Issue 2735, 15 August 1906, Page 46
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189LAW QUERIES. Otago Witness, Issue 2735, 15 August 1906, Page 46
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