The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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... example , if the executive purports to assume a law - making role which has not been authorised by the legislature , then the Judiciary will intervene to prevent the unauthorised law - making from continuing as illustrated in Fitzgerald ...
... example , if the executive purports to assume a law - making role which has not been authorised by the legislature , then the Judiciary will intervene to prevent the unauthorised law - making from continuing as illustrated in Fitzgerald ...
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... example , such dominance must detract from the penetration of review by parliamentary select committees such as the Public Expenditure Committee of government related spending , or the Statutes Revision Committee of delegated ...
... example , such dominance must detract from the penetration of review by parliamentary select committees such as the Public Expenditure Committee of government related spending , or the Statutes Revision Committee of delegated ...
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... example of cl 16 dealing with rights on arrest seems to me to contain material that could be classified as both " procedural " and " substantive " for example : The right to refrain from making a statement to the Police and to be ...
... example of cl 16 dealing with rights on arrest seems to me to contain material that could be classified as both " procedural " and " substantive " for example : The right to refrain from making a statement to the Police and to be ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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