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Volume 15 - Issue 1 - September 1984

Contents

Research Article

  • Public Law and Accountability of Government

  • John Goldring
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    24 January 2025, pp. 1-38

  • “But it was inherent in the very nature of the medium which they had selected for their own self-defence that it could not be reserved for the exclusive use only of their own class. The law, in its forms and traditions, entailed principles of equity and universality which, perforce, had to be extended to all. sorts and degrees of men”.

  • Natural Justice and Legitimate Expectations in Australia

  • Graeme Johnson
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    24 January 2025, pp. 39-75

  • The imprecise contours of the… principles [of implication of due process] prevent their easy application. To apply them too sweepingly requires the dilution of due process requirements to accommodate the protection afforded the property interest holder to the inescapable and practical needs of government. To apply them too narrowly requires the sacrifice without due process of many highly valued expectations to accommodate their holders to the only marginally significant needs of government.

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