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Page 179
... action . Part II of this article challenges D L Mathieson's related thesis ; that all government action , to be lawful must point to some positive authorisation under statute or the prerogative ( “ Does the Crown have Human Powers ...
... action . Part II of this article challenges D L Mathieson's related thesis ; that all government action , to be lawful must point to some positive authorisation under statute or the prerogative ( “ Does the Crown have Human Powers ...
Page 254
... action . The Judge commented obiter that " the trafficking by solicitors in speculative actions , or stipulating for payment by results " was illegal as against public policy , because they tend to encourage improper litigation , and ...
... action . The Judge commented obiter that " the trafficking by solicitors in speculative actions , or stipulating for payment by results " was illegal as against public policy , because they tend to encourage improper litigation , and ...
Page 278
... action for money had and received . This is not a case where change of position is relied on by Mr Martin and his firm and rightly so . As Lord Goff said , a claim to recover money by way of an action at law for money had and received ...
... action for money had and received . This is not a case where change of position is relied on by Mr Martin and his firm and rightly so . As Lord Goff said , a claim to recover money by way of an action at law for money had and received ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
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