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Page 53
... Court of Ap- peal . Assuming the inevitability of the abolition of the Privy Council appeal , the paper offers a number of alternative appellate structures : retaining the existing structure and accepting a single appeal from the High Court ...
... Court of Ap- peal . Assuming the inevitability of the abolition of the Privy Council appeal , the paper offers a number of alternative appellate structures : retaining the existing structure and accepting a single appeal from the High Court ...
Page 54
... appeal , two separate Courts must be in agree- ment : the system provides a higher degree of confidence that justice ... Court may decide that no reason has been shown to interfere because the decision was generally within acceptable bounds .
... appeal , two separate Courts must be in agree- ment : the system provides a higher degree of confidence that justice ... Court may decide that no reason has been shown to interfere because the decision was generally within acceptable bounds .
Page 147
... appeal to the High Court , but only on a question of law . The Agency pursued an appeal against the District Court decision , and Mr Bray cross - appealed . The High Court reversed the District Court deci- sion on the two points decided ...
... appeal to the High Court , but only on a question of law . The Agency pursued an appeal against the District Court decision , and Mr Bray cross - appealed . The High Court reversed the District Court deci- sion on the two points decided ...
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