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Page 154
... authority is in accord with the proposi- tion that the ultimate authority for defining , regulating and controlling the practice of law is vested in the Judiciary . ( Citations omitted . ) Hunt v Maricopa Co Employee Merit System Comm'n ...
... authority is in accord with the proposi- tion that the ultimate authority for defining , regulating and controlling the practice of law is vested in the Judiciary . ( Citations omitted . ) Hunt v Maricopa Co Employee Merit System Comm'n ...
Page 335
... authority to " comply with the principles of natural justice " ) and s 184 ( that restricts the power of the EC to judicially review the actions or decisions of the Authority ) . This case came before the Court by way of an application ...
... authority to " comply with the principles of natural justice " ) and s 184 ( that restricts the power of the EC to judicially review the actions or decisions of the Authority ) . This case came before the Court by way of an application ...
Page 460
... Authority reflected the adoption of a new approach in light of this legislative change . Several of these decisions involved the Authority in the application of one or more of the tests of presumed intention in determining the " real ...
... Authority reflected the adoption of a new approach in light of this legislative change . Several of these decisions involved the Authority in the application of one or more of the tests of presumed intention in determining the " real ...
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AND CHILD SUPPORT | 3 |
PRACTISING | 17 |
CIMINAL PRACTICE SECTIONS JOURNAL | 30 |
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