The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1982 - Law |
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... authority's view and the authority then took a preliminary point that the Court should not exercise its wardship jurisdiction to interfere with the authority's exercise of its statutory discretion . The Court gave two reasons for ...
... authority's view and the authority then took a preliminary point that the Court should not exercise its wardship jurisdiction to interfere with the authority's exercise of its statutory discretion . The Court gave two reasons for ...
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... authority's care , the wardship jurisdiction may be exercised to supplement the local authority's powers to the extent necessary for the child's protection . This principle is illustrated by Re B ( a minor ) [ 1975 ] 2 WLR 302. The ...
... authority's care , the wardship jurisdiction may be exercised to supplement the local authority's powers to the extent necessary for the child's protection . This principle is illustrated by Re B ( a minor ) [ 1975 ] 2 WLR 302. The ...
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... authority's policy . Finally , with the changing role of local authorities it could be said that many ratepayers may prefer a local authority to act on philanthropic rather than strict business principles . If the equity analogy had to ...
... authority's policy . Finally , with the changing role of local authorities it could be said that many ratepayers may prefer a local authority to act on philanthropic rather than strict business principles . If the equity analogy had to ...
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