The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1987 - Law |
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Page 251
... Constitution itself to search for authority for what the Governor- General purported to do . That no section of the Constitution other than s 72 is invoked by the proclamation certainly leads one to think that no other section was ...
... Constitution itself to search for authority for what the Governor- General purported to do . That no section of the Constitution other than s 72 is invoked by the proclamation certainly leads one to think that no other section was ...
Page 253
... Constitution " . But since the Prime Minister and the Ministers were unable to exercise their functions because they were detained and disabled by rebels , what was necessary ( to save the Constitution ) was not to dismiss them or to ...
... Constitution " . But since the Prime Minister and the Ministers were unable to exercise their functions because they were detained and disabled by rebels , what was necessary ( to save the Constitution ) was not to dismiss them or to ...
Page 256
... Constitution and that the principle , given proper weight , justifies a new constitutional order in which indigenous Fijian dominance will be secured and perpetuated . If a Fiji Court , called upon to determine the legal status of the ...
... Constitution and that the principle , given proper weight , justifies a new constitutional order in which indigenous Fijian dominance will be secured and perpetuated . If a Fiji Court , called upon to determine the legal status of the ...
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JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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