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... Council as the final Court for appeals . Election Manifesto Promises : the law and politics By J. Charles Cato , " Privy Council : The Takaro Properties case " [ 1988 ] NZLJ 110 advocates the abolition of appeals to the Privy Council ...
... Council as the final Court for appeals . Election Manifesto Promises : the law and politics By J. Charles Cato , " Privy Council : The Takaro Properties case " [ 1988 ] NZLJ 110 advocates the abolition of appeals to the Privy Council ...
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... Council members to take into account , but held it could not constitute an irrevocable fetter on the exercise of the Council's statutory powers . His Lordship declared , “ [ a ] council member once elected is not the delegate of those ...
... Council members to take into account , but held it could not constitute an irrevocable fetter on the exercise of the Council's statutory powers . His Lordship declared , “ [ a ] council member once elected is not the delegate of those ...
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NZLJ. The Council of LAWASIA has reviewed the events in Fiji since it last met . The Council noted the passing of oppressive decrees including one allowing detention without trial and exemption of the military forces from the law and ...
NZLJ. The Council of LAWASIA has reviewed the events in Fiji since it last met . The Council noted the passing of oppressive decrees including one allowing detention without trial and exemption of the military forces from the law and ...
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PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE | 36 |
T KennedyGrant | 77 |
Wayne Eagleson | 83 |
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