New Zealand Legislation: Regulations

3 Interpretation

• In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires,—

  estate means—

  • (a) the property that the Māori Trustee is entitled to administer—

    • (i) as executor or trustee under the will of a deceased Māori; or

    • (ii) as the administrator in the estate of a Māori dying intestate; or

  • (b) the property in respect of which the Māori Trustee is the trustee of a person under disability; or

  • (c) the property that the Māori Trustee is authorised to administer—

    • (i) under a duly executed power of attorney; or

    • (ii) as the trustee under a deed of trust or settlement duly executed by the parties entitled to create or make the deed of trust or settlement

  person under disability has the meaning it is given in section 210 of Te Ture Whenua Maori Act 1993.

  Compare: SR 1954/46 r 3