The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1983 - Law |
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... involved , but breach of statutory power can occur when neither of these is involved . Thus , it has been put in one case that " if the authority chooses to exercise its permissive power it must stay within the four corners of its ...
... involved , but breach of statutory power can occur when neither of these is involved . Thus , it has been put in one case that " if the authority chooses to exercise its permissive power it must stay within the four corners of its ...
Page 240
... involved in important decisions affecting the state and individuals . These people , senior public servants are involved as advisors , and as ser- vants to those who are elected , re- presentative , responsible , and subject to ...
... involved in important decisions affecting the state and individuals . These people , senior public servants are involved as advisors , and as ser- vants to those who are elected , re- presentative , responsible , and subject to ...
Page 334
... involved problem of international law was posed . It involved the jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice and the rights of States under Law of the Sea and Diplomatic Immunity convention and represented New Zealand . Hong ...
... involved problem of international law was posed . It involved the jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice and the rights of States under Law of the Sea and Diplomatic Immunity convention and represented New Zealand . Hong ...
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