The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 29Butterworths, 1953 - Law |
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Page 73
... exercising any jurisdiction he is not by law empowered to exercise , the Court may issue a writ of prohibition prohibiting the exercise of such jurisdiction . The leading authority on the availability of pro- hibition is probably R. v ...
... exercising any jurisdiction he is not by law empowered to exercise , the Court may issue a writ of prohibition prohibiting the exercise of such jurisdiction . The leading authority on the availability of pro- hibition is probably R. v ...
Page 104
... exercise in favour of a landlord , the discretionary power con- ferred by s . 24 ( 2 ) , some hardship on his side must be established . If there is none , it is the duty of the Court to exercise its dis- cretion in favour of the tenant ...
... exercise in favour of a landlord , the discretionary power con- ferred by s . 24 ( 2 ) , some hardship on his side must be established . If there is none , it is the duty of the Court to exercise its dis- cretion in favour of the tenant ...
Page 157
... exercise the power of deciding facts , is first established by Act of Parliament , the Legislature has to consider what powers it will give that tribunal or body . It may in effect say that , if a certain state of facts exists and is ...
... exercise the power of deciding facts , is first established by Act of Parliament , the Legislature has to consider what powers it will give that tribunal or body . It may in effect say that , if a certain state of facts exists and is ...
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