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Page 251
... Proceedings . appropriate disciplinary proceedings are instituted in every case where the public interest ( whether for reasons of public interest or public safety or for any other reason ) so requires " , s 49 ( 3 ) ( d ) and ( e ) HDC ...
... Proceedings . appropriate disciplinary proceedings are instituted in every case where the public interest ( whether for reasons of public interest or public safety or for any other reason ) so requires " , s 49 ( 3 ) ( d ) and ( e ) HDC ...
Page 256
... Proceedings may commence proceedings seeking compensation and / or damages for complainants in the Complaints Review Tribunal . Private individuals are also permitted to commence such proceedings if the director declines to commence ...
... Proceedings may commence proceedings seeking compensation and / or damages for complainants in the Complaints Review Tribunal . Private individuals are also permitted to commence such proceedings if the director declines to commence ...
Page 425
... proceedings , where an average amount of time would be required . What has taken a little longer to appreciate is that the Court no longer has the untram- melled discretion of former years . Overriding principles Unlike previous regimes ...
... proceedings , where an average amount of time would be required . What has taken a little longer to appreciate is that the Court no longer has the untram- melled discretion of former years . Overriding principles Unlike previous regimes ...
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