CONSTITUTIONAL FREEDOMS AND STATUTORY EXECUTIVE POWERSBOUGHEY, JANINACARTER, ANNEMelbourne University Law Review
appropriate to the constitutional and administrative contexts of each government on or before the [...] unesdoc.unesco.org 该《宣言》要求“及时开展工作,制 定一项公约或确定所须承担的义务,……以便在都灵冬季奥林匹克运动会开幕之日或之前, 通过与各国政府的体制和行政管理 相适 应的文件予以实施”...
Constitutional law differs according to each respective nation, although the three main areas all countries usually cover are customary law, statutory law and conventions. Constitutional laws govern the relationships between the judiciary, the legislature and the executive with the bodies under ...
and countries that have adopted the Anglo-Saxon legal system. In Great Britain, for example, supreme executive power legally belongs to the monarch, but by constitutional custom it is exercised by the cabinet. According to constitutional custom the only person whom the king may appoint to the po...
defense witnesses would not violate the constitutional powers of the Executive Branch, and Congress does not have the authority to dictate to the Judicial Branch the statutory scheme which it has chosen. The 1970 Immunity Act is an unconstitutional delegation of power to the executive. The A[...
83), although one expects that this proposition would certainly not be tenable within the statutory framework of the 2013 law. The overall drift of these observations appears, however, to somewhat devalue non-monetary contributions in determining beneficial interests in matrimonial property, and placing...
statutory bodies for the purpose oftheBillisin conformity withtheconstitutionalrequirement under the Basic Law and that the Judiciary has [...] legco.gov.hk legco.gov.hk 正如我們在早前提交的文件中所解釋( 請參閱立法會 CB(1)1573/11-12(02)號文件) ,就《條例草案》而言,把法院界 定為“ 法定...
“other authorities” in Art. 12 will include all constitutional or statutory authorities on whom powers are conferred by law.” Or, in other words, they key test is a statutory connection between the government and the body in question (“control”, perhaps, is a function of creation by ...
The constitutional pillar on which the Executive’s power rests is known in UK public law as the Royal Prerogative. This is conventionally defined as the legally-recognised powers of the Monarch which require no statutory authority for their exercise. They are emphatically not extra-legal, but ...
This will be aided by the fact that in McInnes the UK Supreme Court would appear for the first time explicitly to equate the statutory test of “miscarriage of justice” which the Scottish appeal court applies in considering appeals under the Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Ac...