PARIHAKA
Background According to the terms of the Treaty of Waitangi the Crown had the monopoly of the purchase of Māori land However many Māori considered that they did not receive a full and fair price from their land sales They felt that they would have received a better price had they been able to sell their land freely A Native Land Court was established in 1865 but ceased buying Māori land Instead those Māori wishing to sell had to appear before the Native Land Court and prove their title to the land On receiving a Crown title they could then sell their land freely to whom they pleased
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