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Page 240
... Council was awarded $ 3,500 and the applicant $ 5,000 towards their costs . The decision can be contrasted with Dixon and Lonergan v Wanganui City Council ( No 1 Division ) where no award of costs was made because the ap- pellants were ...
... Council was awarded $ 3,500 and the applicant $ 5,000 towards their costs . The decision can be contrasted with Dixon and Lonergan v Wanganui City Council ( No 1 Division ) where no award of costs was made because the ap- pellants were ...
Page 555
... Council would now proceed without the benefit of knowing what was contained in the documents supporting the decision of the Executive Council . But , as will be seen from the final two judgments , the task they had set themselves , of ...
... Council would now proceed without the benefit of knowing what was contained in the documents supporting the decision of the Executive Council . But , as will be seen from the final two judgments , the task they had set themselves , of ...
Page 556
... Council under s 3 ( 3 ) . It is submitted that the Executive Council , when ap- proving an Order in Council , goes through two stages or processes . The first , which is administra- tive , is the consideration and resolution of the con ...
... Council under s 3 ( 3 ) . It is submitted that the Executive Council , when ap- proving an Order in Council , goes through two stages or processes . The first , which is administra- tive , is the consideration and resolution of the con ...
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