The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 41Butterworths, 1965 - Law |
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Page 79
NZLJ. THE PROCEDURAL APPROACH TO ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE. In the twenty minutes allotted to me it is not possible to do more than sketch outlines with a broad and inaccurate brush , and to prepare some general ...
NZLJ. THE PROCEDURAL APPROACH TO ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE ADMINISTRATIVE JUSTICE. In the twenty minutes allotted to me it is not possible to do more than sketch outlines with a broad and inaccurate brush , and to prepare some general ...
Page 80
... administrative official . The writs of prohibition and certiorari are not so limited , but they were originally designed to control the activities of inferior Courts , and were extended to the acts of administrative officials when these ...
... administrative official . The writs of prohibition and certiorari are not so limited , but they were originally designed to control the activities of inferior Courts , and were extended to the acts of administrative officials when these ...
Page 86
... administrative friction ( of which Sir Guy Powles must by now have a good knowledge ) where a right of appeal would be both feasible and desirable . Besides sitting as a judicial body to hear and determine appeals I consider it ...
... administrative friction ( of which Sir Guy Powles must by now have a good knowledge ) where a right of appeal would be both feasible and desirable . Besides sitting as a judicial body to hear and determine appeals I consider it ...
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