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The inherent review jurisdiction of the supreme court
This thesis concerns the inherent review jurisdiction of the Supreme Court. The remedy is isolated from, examined and compared with the (general) inherent jurisdiction of the Court. The purpose of the remedy is: • i) to control, supervise, or otherwise confine administrative authorities, · tribunals...
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Centre for Law and Society
2026
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