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59 Lord Taylor, The Judiciary in the Nineties, Richard Dimbleby Lecture, (1992), 9. 60 Guardian 8.10.02, 9. 61 G Drewry 'Judicial appointments', (1998) Public Law, 4. 62 In McGlynn, above n 57, 183. For a similar observation, ...
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... the restricted constituionalism of the economic libertarians. 73 Walker, supra n. 13, “Flexibility Within a Metaconstituional Frame”, pp. 25–30. 74 Farrell, supra n. 30. 75 Ibid., chs. 3–4. 76 Opinion 1/94 Re the Uruguay 54 Neil Walker.
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2),61 as well as by Kirby P in Goldberg v. Ng.63 However the rule was expressly rejected by McHugh J in Gianarelli v. Wraith (No. 2,)64 and by Clarke JA in Goldberg v. Ng.65 When the latter case came before the High Court, ...
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