The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 50
... 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 v Muldoon [ 1976 ] ...
... 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 v Muldoon [ 1976 ] ...
Page 51
... executive , yet , that same inconsistency detracts from the effectiveness of the check . The executive's dominance of New Zealand's small Parliament , through the dual membership , and the stringency of party discipline , must be borne ...
... executive , yet , that same inconsistency detracts from the effectiveness of the check . The executive's dominance of New Zealand's small Parliament , through the dual membership , and the stringency of party discipline , must be borne ...
Page 52
... executive . The executive may also be called upon to perform judicial functions . For example , when the Governor- General exercises the prerogative power to pardon he is performing a judicial function upon the advice of his Ministers ...
... executive . The executive may also be called upon to perform judicial functions . For example , when the Governor- General exercises the prerogative power to pardon he is performing a judicial function upon the advice of his Ministers ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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