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... exercise of the discretion will still be a rational process . When a Court holds that evidence should be excluded in the interests of fairness to the accused to prevent an abuse of process , it is only saying why the evidence should be ...
... exercise of the discretion will still be a rational process . When a Court holds that evidence should be excluded in the interests of fairness to the accused to prevent an abuse of process , it is only saying why the evidence should be ...
Page 188
... exercise of the Court's inherent jurisdiction ( see Garrow and Kelly's Law of Trusts and Trustees , 5ed , 1982 , 232-234 ; and Nevill's Law of Trusts , Wills and Administration in New Zealand , 8ed , 1985 , 145-146 ) . Two recent ...
... exercise of the Court's inherent jurisdiction ( see Garrow and Kelly's Law of Trusts and Trustees , 5ed , 1982 , 232-234 ; and Nevill's Law of Trusts , Wills and Administration in New Zealand , 8ed , 1985 , 145-146 ) . Two recent ...
Page 441
... exercise by directors of any power , says Lord Wilberforce , is to go through a three - stage exercise . First of all , consider the power whose exercise is in question . Secondly , identify the limits within which it may properly be ...
... exercise by directors of any power , says Lord Wilberforce , is to go through a three - stage exercise . First of all , consider the power whose exercise is in question . Secondly , identify the limits within which it may properly be ...
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PUBLISHED BY BUTTERWORTHS | 37 |
CULTURAL PROPERTY | 40 |
Company management reform | 54 |
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