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Page 127
... Judicial Review . My purpose is to provoke discussion , rather than to express policy which the Commission has yet to formulate . Judicial review has become a remedy of central impor- tance in enforcing the rule of law in New Zealand ...
... Judicial Review . My purpose is to provoke discussion , rather than to express policy which the Commission has yet to formulate . Judicial review has become a remedy of central impor- tance in enforcing the rule of law in New Zealand ...
Page 129
... judicial review , private law claims being usually brought as of right ) and different forums ( judicial review being brought in the Crown Office List and private law claims elsewhere ) and the differences in substantive law . In Dennis ...
... judicial review , private law claims being usually brought as of right ) and different forums ( judicial review being brought in the Crown Office List and private law claims elsewhere ) and the differences in substantive law . In Dennis ...
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... JUDICIAL REVIEW TODAY Judicial review is often said to be one of law's great growth industries . In England the increase has been significant . Where there were 491 applications in 1980 in 1996 there were 3,091 . ( Lord Woolf , p 587 ...
... JUDICIAL REVIEW TODAY Judicial review is often said to be one of law's great growth industries . In England the increase has been significant . Where there were 491 applications in 1980 in 1996 there were 3,091 . ( Lord Woolf , p 587 ...
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