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Page 167
... authority . Here again Atkin subjects superior , or ultimate , authority to rigorous criticism and , as in Liversidge v Anderson , appeals to authority to be true to itself . The author does not explore Atkin's inner motiviations ...
... authority . Here again Atkin subjects superior , or ultimate , authority to rigorous criticism and , as in Liversidge v Anderson , appeals to authority to be true to itself . The author does not explore Atkin's inner motiviations ...
Page 170
... authority may do neither unless it acts reasonably and in good faith and upon lawful and relevant grounds of public interest . Unfettered discretion is wholly inappropriate to a public authority , which possesses powers solely in order ...
... authority may do neither unless it acts reasonably and in good faith and upon lawful and relevant grounds of public interest . Unfettered discretion is wholly inappropriate to a public authority , which possesses powers solely in order ...
Page 172
... authority was derived from the prerogative , from Royal Charter , from franchise or custom as well as from acts of Parliament . Its recent history shows that as new kinds of tribunals have been created , orders of certiorari have been ...
... authority was derived from the prerogative , from Royal Charter , from franchise or custom as well as from acts of Parliament . Its recent history shows that as new kinds of tribunals have been created , orders of certiorari have been ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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