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Page 468
... judicial powers are discretionary by saying that the objective character of the judicial function is derived from a standard . Although this standard is in many instances a discretionary one , it is nevertheless a standard . On the ...
... judicial powers are discretionary by saying that the objective character of the judicial function is derived from a standard . Although this standard is in many instances a discretionary one , it is nevertheless a standard . On the ...
Page 470
... judicial " which has been used in two senses . This is nowhere more clearly shown than by Lopes L.J. in Royal Aquarium and Summer and Winter Garden Society Ltd. v . Parkinson ( a ) where he said : " The word judicial ' has two meanings ...
... judicial " which has been used in two senses . This is nowhere more clearly shown than by Lopes L.J. in Royal Aquarium and Summer and Winter Garden Society Ltd. v . Parkinson ( a ) where he said : " The word judicial ' has two meanings ...
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... judicial functions but also to tribunals with administrative functions so long as they were under a duty to act judicially or with a " judicial mind " . If the administrative tribunal had power to affect the rights of subjects by its ...
... judicial functions but also to tribunals with administrative functions so long as they were under a duty to act judicially or with a " judicial mind " . If the administrative tribunal had power to affect the rights of subjects by its ...
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