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Page 182
... statutory and prerogative powers " ( op cit at 138 , n 73 , emphasis added ) . He quoted Dr Graham Taylor who observed ( a ) the Crown enjoyed statutory and prerogative powers and ( b ) " Any other powers require explicit allowance to ...
... statutory and prerogative powers " ( op cit at 138 , n 73 , emphasis added ) . He quoted Dr Graham Taylor who observed ( a ) the Crown enjoyed statutory and prerogative powers and ( b ) " Any other powers require explicit allowance to ...
Page 183
... statutory ] powers , " said Brennan J , " are classified by the common law as prerogative powers [ and ] some are mere capacities of a kind which may be possessed by persons other than the Crown . " Mathieson ( at 129 ) thought Brennan ...
... statutory ] powers , " said Brennan J , " are classified by the common law as prerogative powers [ and ] some are mere capacities of a kind which may be possessed by persons other than the Crown . " Mathieson ( at 129 ) thought Brennan ...
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... statutory authority or common law powers explicitly authorising the Police action in question . Effectively , therefore , with the limited and perhaps anomalous exception of the common law power to prevent a breach of the peace , what ...
... statutory authority or common law powers explicitly authorising the Police action in question . Effectively , therefore , with the limited and perhaps anomalous exception of the common law power to prevent a breach of the peace , what ...
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