The justiciability of section 57 of the Australian Constitution

Douglas, N. F. A.

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The justiciability of section 57 of the Australian Constitution

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1986-11

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Douglas, N. F. A.

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In a number of very important areas, the roles of the various organs of government in Australia, in so far as they affect each other, have been left undetermined by the federal Constitution.

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vii, 198 leaves.

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Australia. -- High Court., Judicial review -- Australia., Legislative bodies -- Australia -- Dissolution., Constitutional law -- Australia.

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