The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 104
... Privy Council's handling of Australian cases . Barton complained that the appeal to the Privy Council was forced upon the Australian people by the British authorities and was accepted by the Australian negotiators only as the price that ...
... Privy Council's handling of Australian cases . Barton complained that the appeal to the Privy Council was forced upon the Australian people by the British authorities and was accepted by the Australian negotiators only as the price that ...
Page 105
... Privy Council by giving a certificate on any matter under Queensland law . The procedure was to extend to advisory opinions . Its validity could be determined , however , only by the High Court . In Commonwealth v Queensland ( 1975 ) ...
... Privy Council by giving a certificate on any matter under Queensland law . The procedure was to extend to advisory opinions . Its validity could be determined , however , only by the High Court . In Commonwealth v Queensland ( 1975 ) ...
Page 108
... Privy Council was conciliatory but firm . There was nothing in the independence instruments to exclude the prerogative in relation to the Privy Council jurisdiction . Relevant statutory provisions , moreover , were not simply " relics ...
... Privy Council was conciliatory but firm . There was nothing in the independence instruments to exclude the prerogative in relation to the Privy Council jurisdiction . Relevant statutory provisions , moreover , were not simply " relics ...
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