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Page 146
... exercise or purported exercise by citizens of a power of arrest was in performance of a public function or power pursuant to s 3 ( b ) of the Bill of Rights Act , apprehension of offenders being a basic historic function of the state ...
... exercise or purported exercise by citizens of a power of arrest was in performance of a public function or power pursuant to s 3 ( b ) of the Bill of Rights Act , apprehension of offenders being a basic historic function of the state ...
Page 203
... exercise the general rights of guardian- ship . His Honour further observed that the Guardianship Act 1968 neither defined the responsibilities of guardianship , provided a framework for enforcement , nor required the responsibilities ...
... exercise the general rights of guardian- ship . His Honour further observed that the Guardianship Act 1968 neither defined the responsibilities of guardianship , provided a framework for enforcement , nor required the responsibilities ...
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... exercise of a discretion their exercise of that discretion cannot be examined by the Court so long as the trustees act in good faith and without an ulterior purpose . Harman L J in Re Londonderry's Settlement [ 1965 ] Ch 918 , explained ...
... exercise of a discretion their exercise of that discretion cannot be examined by the Court so long as the trustees act in good faith and without an ulterior purpose . Harman L J in Re Londonderry's Settlement [ 1965 ] Ch 918 , explained ...
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