The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 171
... given by the President , dealt with the argument about judicial review at p 705 in the following terms : It involves an argument that the Exchange had public law responsibilities to avoid acting arbitrarily in relation to the exercise ...
... given by the President , dealt with the argument about judicial review at p 705 in the following terms : It involves an argument that the Exchange had public law responsibilities to avoid acting arbitrarily in relation to the exercise ...
Page 185
... given to the police by an accomplice , in the long term interests of justice as well as fairness to the individual , a reduction in sentence that is significant in a real sense may properly be allowed : R v Morgan 8 December 1983 ...
... given to the police by an accomplice , in the long term interests of justice as well as fairness to the individual , a reduction in sentence that is significant in a real sense may properly be allowed : R v Morgan 8 December 1983 ...
Page 224
... given comprehensive , indeed total , protection from legislative and executive disruption . Article 26 of the draft Bill allows for a special reference to the Waitangi Tribunal when in any proceedings any question arises as to the ...
... given comprehensive , indeed total , protection from legislative and executive disruption . Article 26 of the draft Bill allows for a special reference to the Waitangi Tribunal when in any proceedings any question arises as to the ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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