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Page 172
... matters ; and ( b ) [ e ] xercise powers delegated to it by the Council " ( s 182 ( 2 ) ) . The Council must not make any decision in respect of any " academic matter referred to in ... [ s 182 ( 2 ) ] unless it has requested the advice ...
... matters ; and ( b ) [ e ] xercise powers delegated to it by the Council " ( s 182 ( 2 ) ) . The Council must not make any decision in respect of any " academic matter referred to in ... [ s 182 ( 2 ) ] unless it has requested the advice ...
Page 173
... matter and can delegate almost any power to the Academic Board does not make the matters delegated or upon which advice is sought " academic " in the statutory sense . If it were otherwise the meaning of " academic matters " in the ...
... matter and can delegate almost any power to the Academic Board does not make the matters delegated or upon which advice is sought " academic " in the statutory sense . If it were otherwise the meaning of " academic matters " in the ...
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... matter should be left for final determi- nation at trial ( paras 84-86 ) . It is perhaps not as unprecedented as suggested by Tipping J for the Courts to resolve matters on an inter- locutory basis . Although there is a cer- tain ...
... matter should be left for final determi- nation at trial ( paras 84-86 ) . It is perhaps not as unprecedented as suggested by Tipping J for the Courts to resolve matters on an inter- locutory basis . Although there is a cer- tain ...
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