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... finding that the order was unlawful is problematic in terms of the act of state doctrine . This must throw this finding into question . Third , Salmon J held that the UK government was not exercising pressure in good faith , in that it ...
... finding that the order was unlawful is problematic in terms of the act of state doctrine . This must throw this finding into question . Third , Salmon J held that the UK government was not exercising pressure in good faith , in that it ...
Page 161
... finding that the relationship between R and his military superiors , while ( correctly ) not an established category of relationship of undue influence , was nonetheless “ a relationship of trust and confidence on the facts " ( para 131 ) ...
... finding that the relationship between R and his military superiors , while ( correctly ) not an established category of relationship of undue influence , was nonetheless “ a relationship of trust and confidence on the facts " ( para 131 ) ...
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... finding . Such perceptions damage the credibility of the Office . Thirdly , the usual outcome of a finding of a breach of the Code is a series of recommendations to the provider , yet the Health and Disability Commissioner Act 1994 does ...
... finding . Such perceptions damage the credibility of the Office . Thirdly , the usual outcome of a finding of a breach of the Code is a series of recommendations to the provider , yet the Health and Disability Commissioner Act 1994 does ...
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