The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 52
... exercise of executive authority and take appropriate action through legislation or otherwise to remedy abuse of power . Since the executive is limited to exercising only the powers conferred upon it by statute and the common law the ...
... exercise of executive authority and take appropriate action through legislation or otherwise to remedy abuse of power . Since the executive is limited to exercising only the powers conferred upon it by statute and the common law the ...
Page 171
... exercise of its right of suspension or delisting . It is said that in the end such a right has its origins in statute by reason of the statutory power given to the Exchange to enter into contracts ; or else it could be regarded as the ...
... exercise of its right of suspension or delisting . It is said that in the end such a right has its origins in statute by reason of the statutory power given to the Exchange to enter into contracts ; or else it could be regarded as the ...
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... exercise or purported exercise of a statutory power . In argument , it was assumed by the Crown that the presentment of an indictment by a Crown Solicitor constitutes the exercise of a statutory power pursuant to the provisions of s 345 ...
... exercise or purported exercise of a statutory power . In argument , it was assumed by the Crown that the presentment of an indictment by a Crown Solicitor constitutes the exercise of a statutory power pursuant to the provisions of s 345 ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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