The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1984 - Law |
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... exercise of a discretion by a Judge reviewable by a higher Court on appeal . This book is particularly useful in its analysis of the grounds on which the exercise of a discretion can be questioned in an Appellate Court . The author ...
... exercise of a discretion by a Judge reviewable by a higher Court on appeal . This book is particularly useful in its analysis of the grounds on which the exercise of a discretion can be questioned in an Appellate Court . The author ...
Page 304
... exercise of the power of appointment . Alternatively , the purported exercise of powers by the illegally appointed Ministers may be challenged . Since the judicial review remedies are all discretionary , the Courts may exercise that ...
... exercise of the power of appointment . Alternatively , the purported exercise of powers by the illegally appointed Ministers may be challenged . Since the judicial review remedies are all discretionary , the Courts may exercise that ...
Page 384
... exercise of the power . Does the obligation to stop arise only where the command is issued for the purpose of ascertaining the particulars specified in s 66 ( 1 ) ? According to the High Court decisions it would seem not . In Roper ...
... exercise of the power . Does the obligation to stop arise only where the command is issued for the purpose of ascertaining the particulars specified in s 66 ( 1 ) ? According to the High Court decisions it would seem not . In Roper ...
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