The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 47Butterworths, 1972 - Law |
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Page 308
... principle [ that the power should be exercised judicially ] in addi- tion to the language of the provision . In their Lordships ' opinion there are three matters which must always be borne in mind when considering whether the principle ...
... principle [ that the power should be exercised judicially ] in addi- tion to the language of the provision . In their Lordships ' opinion there are three matters which must always be borne in mind when considering whether the principle ...
Page 311
... principle of dis- missibility at pleasure . That principle was ex- cluded only if the statute contained a provision clearly inconsistent with dismissibility at pleas- ure . These cases , if anything , tend to take a different direction ...
... principle of dis- missibility at pleasure . That principle was ex- cluded only if the statute contained a provision clearly inconsistent with dismissibility at pleas- ure . These cases , if anything , tend to take a different direction ...
Page 539
... principle of law that all statutory powers must be exer- cised fairly ? If there is , there would then be a springboard for the answer to his question , because such a principle would entail that the Supreme Court would review all ...
... principle of law that all statutory powers must be exer- cised fairly ? If there is , there would then be a springboard for the answer to his question , because such a principle would entail that the Supreme Court would review all ...
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Catchlines of Recent Judgments 6 54 78 100 | 6 |
Duties of a Mortgagee in Exercising Power | 15 |
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