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Page 65
... political motives behind the request and the potential political fallout attendant upon the delivery of the Opinion ? Clearly , the Court would not be competent to deal with an essentially " political " question in view of the express ...
... political motives behind the request and the potential political fallout attendant upon the delivery of the Opinion ? Clearly , the Court would not be competent to deal with an essentially " political " question in view of the express ...
Page 228
... political development , against the ceaseless process of amending and ever changing legislation to keep up with social change , you are inevitably dead - locking democratic political development . Instead of political debate and change ...
... political development , against the ceaseless process of amending and ever changing legislation to keep up with social change , you are inevitably dead - locking democratic political development . Instead of political debate and change ...
Page 269
... Political Studies questioned the narrowness of training and experience of Judges , and pointed out the danger that the Judiciary would become political . They said that in a democracy political decisions should be made by elected ...
... Political Studies questioned the narrowness of training and experience of Judges , and pointed out the danger that the Judiciary would become political . They said that in a democracy political decisions should be made by elected ...
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THE NEW ZEALAND | 33 |
THE INDIAN LEGAL SYSTEM | 41 |
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