The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1994 - Law |
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Page 68
... decision of the High Court ( affirming the decision of the Tribunal ) in Batchelor was two - fold . Firstly , it became clear that Part II matters were not to receive preferential consideration during deliberations over resource consent ...
... decision of the High Court ( affirming the decision of the Tribunal ) in Batchelor was two - fold . Firstly , it became clear that Part II matters were not to receive preferential consideration during deliberations over resource consent ...
Page 125
... decision representing contemporary English law and that the correctness of the English decision should be left to be determined by the Privy Council . Their Lordships disagreed . They stated that the New Zealand Court of Appeal must be ...
... decision representing contemporary English law and that the correctness of the English decision should be left to be determined by the Privy Council . Their Lordships disagreed . They stated that the New Zealand Court of Appeal must be ...
Page 298
... decision in AEPB rendered the scope of judicial review narrower than in the New Zealand Stock Exchange case . The Privy Council's approach to the scope of judicial review in Mercury Energy At first glance , the decision of the Privy ...
... decision in AEPB rendered the scope of judicial review narrower than in the New Zealand Stock Exchange case . The Privy Council's approach to the scope of judicial review in Mercury Energy At first glance , the decision of the Privy ...
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