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... decision - maker is not required to approach consultation from a position of judicial neutrality . As Cooke P put it in Devonport Borough Council “ the fact that new arguments do not persuade one to change views previously formed does ...
... decision - maker is not required to approach consultation from a position of judicial neutrality . As Cooke P put it in Devonport Borough Council “ the fact that new arguments do not persuade one to change views previously formed does ...
Page 281
... decision - maker acting reasonably have reached this decision ? " The qualification is that the supervising Court must bear in mind that it is not sitting on appeal , but satisfying itself whether the decision- maker has acted within ...
... decision - maker acting reasonably have reached this decision ? " The qualification is that the supervising Court must bear in mind that it is not sitting on appeal , but satisfying itself whether the decision- maker has acted within ...
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... decision . However , notwithstanding the unqualified terms of the judgment , its effect in other areas is still being worked through . The next case of note is Waitakere City Council v Lovelock [ 1997 ] 2 NZLR 385. That was another ...
... decision . However , notwithstanding the unqualified terms of the judgment , its effect in other areas is still being worked through . The next case of note is Waitakere City Council v Lovelock [ 1997 ] 2 NZLR 385. That was another ...
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