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Page 219
... authority nor was it in the scope of his ostensible authority . The Judge referred to Halsbury ( 4 ed , para 820 ) and Armagas Limited v Mundagassa [ 1985 ] 3 All ER 795 . With respect , the case is not particularly satisfactory on the ...
... authority nor was it in the scope of his ostensible authority . The Judge referred to Halsbury ( 4 ed , para 820 ) and Armagas Limited v Mundagassa [ 1985 ] 3 All ER 795 . With respect , the case is not particularly satisfactory on the ...
Page 251
... authority of Fiji is vested in Her Majesty " and that under subs ( 2 ) that authority may generally " be exercised on behalf of Her Majesty by the Governor- General . . . " , we necessarily turn to the Constitution itself to search for ...
... authority of Fiji is vested in Her Majesty " and that under subs ( 2 ) that authority may generally " be exercised on behalf of Her Majesty by the Governor- General . . . " , we necessarily turn to the Constitution itself to search for ...
Page 339
... authority has become tolerably clear in New Zealand . There is the presumption that with significant questions of law , involving ascertainable statutory tests , the conclusive decisionmaking power lies with the Court and not with the ...
... authority has become tolerably clear in New Zealand . There is the presumption that with significant questions of law , involving ascertainable statutory tests , the conclusive decisionmaking power lies with the Court and not with the ...
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JR OConnor | 115 |
Rt Hon Sir Alexander Turner | 127 |
Andrew Beck | 180 |
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