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Page 289
... decision of a public body , government or other public companies , if it is unreasonable , if it is arbitrary is open to judicial review . Does this stretch the scope of Administrative Law beyond what is its generally contemplated ...
... decision of a public body , government or other public companies , if it is unreasonable , if it is arbitrary is open to judicial review . Does this stretch the scope of Administrative Law beyond what is its generally contemplated ...
Page 310
... decision of the House of Lords in Murphy v Brentwood District Council discussed in an editorial at [ 1990 ] NZLJ 257. Professor Smillie concludes that the present New Zealand law is not adequate and that , while the decision in Murphy ...
... decision of the House of Lords in Murphy v Brentwood District Council discussed in an editorial at [ 1990 ] NZLJ 257. Professor Smillie concludes that the present New Zealand law is not adequate and that , while the decision in Murphy ...
Page 353
... decision which , although they have not been sufficiently acknowledged , thus far must be more readily acknowledged ... decision making process , there are in fact two elements . There is the factor of making the decision ; how the Judge ...
... decision which , although they have not been sufficiently acknowledged , thus far must be more readily acknowledged ... decision making process , there are in fact two elements . There is the factor of making the decision ; how the Judge ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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