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Page 143
... nature of the substance was immaterial to sentence . The Court disagreed and emphasised that the offence could not have resulted in the actual supply of scheduled narcotics , the misuse of which was the ultimate aim of the legislation ...
... nature of the substance was immaterial to sentence . The Court disagreed and emphasised that the offence could not have resulted in the actual supply of scheduled narcotics , the misuse of which was the ultimate aim of the legislation ...
Page 172
... nature of the powers in question , and its historical context . It is clearly a statutory power . It exceeds the customary prerogative power of the Attorney - General in respect both of the range of offences to which it applies , and of ...
... nature of the powers in question , and its historical context . It is clearly a statutory power . It exceeds the customary prerogative power of the Attorney - General in respect both of the range of offences to which it applies , and of ...
Page 191
... nature , and the manner in which and the urgency with which they alter nature can vary according to the circumstances of the times . I am reminded of the comment by the American engineer who said that with his country growing the way it ...
... nature , and the manner in which and the urgency with which they alter nature can vary according to the circumstances of the times . I am reminded of the comment by the American engineer who said that with his country growing the way it ...
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