The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1993 - Law |
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Page 21
... discussion of the purposive approach , the relevance of context and a general discussion as to the meaning of the statutory text . He does not discuss at any length the recent prevalence of statutes containing purpose clauses . Mr Iles ...
... discussion of the purposive approach , the relevance of context and a general discussion as to the meaning of the statutory text . He does not discuss at any length the recent prevalence of statutes containing purpose clauses . Mr Iles ...
Page 213
... discussions in the book is Mr Joseph's examination of the Crown : " Today the Crown is the embodiment of executive government but it is not a carefully worked legal creation " . There is room for endless discussion on the difficult ...
... discussions in the book is Mr Joseph's examination of the Crown : " Today the Crown is the embodiment of executive government but it is not a carefully worked legal creation " . There is room for endless discussion on the difficult ...
Page 293
... discussion of the principles which govern the exercise of the discretion to refuse relief , and deals as well with the topic of exclusion of judicial review ( including , but not limited to , privative clauses ) . The latter topic has ...
... discussion of the principles which govern the exercise of the discretion to refuse relief , and deals as well with the topic of exclusion of judicial review ( including , but not limited to , privative clauses ) . The latter topic has ...
Contents
PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 1 |
CENSORSHIP | 16 |
CONSTITUTIONAL | 22 |
Copyright | |
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