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Page 264
... grounds of judicial review of administrative action . Facetiously put , it asks : Have the grounds shifted under us ? Thirteen years after the ( now ) Lord Cooke of Thorn- don's memorable and characteristic address , " The Struggle for ...
... grounds of judicial review of administrative action . Facetiously put , it asks : Have the grounds shifted under us ? Thirteen years after the ( now ) Lord Cooke of Thorn- don's memorable and characteristic address , " The Struggle for ...
Page 403
... grounds set out in Standing Order 197 ( 2 ) . These grounds are that a regulation - ( a ) is not in accordance with the general objects and inten- tions of the statute under which it was made ; ( b ) trespasses unduly on personal rights ...
... grounds set out in Standing Order 197 ( 2 ) . These grounds are that a regulation - ( a ) is not in accordance with the general objects and inten- tions of the statute under which it was made ; ( b ) trespasses unduly on personal rights ...
Page 410
... grounds on which the Court's powers were to be exercised were articulated in legisla- tion . Under s 290 ( 1 ) a Court may only set aside a demand on the following grounds : ( a ) There is a substantial dispute whether or not the debt ...
... grounds on which the Court's powers were to be exercised were articulated in legisla- tion . Under s 290 ( 1 ) a Court may only set aside a demand on the following grounds : ( a ) There is a substantial dispute whether or not the debt ...
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