The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1985 - Law |
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Page 51
... legislation . Parliament not only departs from the pure doctrine of the separation of powers by including members of the executive in its membership , but also by performing functions which arguably are not legislative . For example ...
... legislation . Parliament not only departs from the pure doctrine of the separation of powers by including members of the executive in its membership , but also by performing functions which arguably are not legislative . For example ...
Page 232
... legislation . All legislation is animated by an object the legislature intends to achieve , " the Chief Justice said . This object is realised through the impact produced by the operation and application of the legislation . " Purpose ...
... legislation . All legislation is animated by an object the legislature intends to achieve , " the Chief Justice said . This object is realised through the impact produced by the operation and application of the legislation . " Purpose ...
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... legislation in other " free and democratic " societies may provide some more objective extrinsic criteria for assessment contemporary democratic values , the basic criticism remains . of to A passive deferential approach Judicial ...
... legislation in other " free and democratic " societies may provide some more objective extrinsic criteria for assessment contemporary democratic values , the basic criticism remains . of to A passive deferential approach Judicial ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 11 |
THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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