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Did judge's appearance as counsel against the appellant in the conviction appeal give rise to a reasonable apprehension of biasness on the part of a fair-minded lay observer?
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YJ, Lim
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2023-07-02T14:13:57+0000
High Court Ruling on Victoria's ZLEV Charge Act Sets Constitutional Precedent
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AISLES - Australian Law Network
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2023-10-18T06:18:40+0000
🔥 "Justice Prevails: Iranian's Visa Case Overturned!" 🔥
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YJ, Lim
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2023-10-22T13:06:29+0000
Did the Minister take into account an irrelevant consideration? Was the decision vitiated by jurisdictional error?
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YJ, Lim
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2023-10-22T13:35:01+0000
Did the power to make regulations prescribing places under Section 83GD(1) of Criminal Law Consolidation Act 1935 (SA) conditioned by duty to afford procedural fairness to owners and occupiers of land?
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YJ, Lim
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2023-10-22T13:43:08+0000
Where other employee negligently urinated on respondent while he was sleeping causing cataplectic attack, was appellant vicariously liable for negligent act of other employee?
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YJ, Lim
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2023-10-22T14:07:13+0000
Where Section 68BA(4) of the Supreme Court Act 1933 (ACT) required judge to provide written notice of proposed order under Section 68BA(3), did Section 68BA(4) offend the Kable principle?
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YJ, Lim
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2023-10-22T15:17:59+0000
Where Minister's Section 198AE(1) Migration Act, 157 determination had effectively quelled the controversy between the parties, did the Full Court have jurisdiction to determine the appeals?
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YJ, Lim
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2023-10-24T04:32:50+0000
Vaccine Verdict: Navigating Employment Law and Mandatory Vaccination in Shepherd v South Australia [2024]
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AISLES - Australian Law Network
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2024-01-31T07:22:00+0000
Does Section 122 Residential Tenancies Act, 1999 (NT) incorporate common law principles of remoteness?
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YJ, Lim
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2024-07-25T05:41:44+0000
Where there was no real prospect of removal of Plaintiff from Australia becoming practicable in reasonably foreseeable future, was Plaintiff's detention authorised by Sections 189(1) and 196(1) Migration Act, 1958 (Cth)?
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YJ, Lim
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2024-07-25T06:47:51+0000
Is Section 36D Australian Citizenship Act, 2007 (Cth), like Section 36B, contrary to Ch III of Constitution for conferring upon Minister exclusively judicial function of punishing criminal guilt?
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YJ, Lim
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2024-07-25T06:27:02+0000
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