statutory power of decision definition

statutory power of decision means a power or right conferred by an enactment to make a decision deciding or prescribing
statutory power of decision means a power or right, conferred by or under a statute, to make a decision deciding or prescribing,
statutory power of decision means a power or right under a

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statutory power of decision means; s3 Judicature Amendment Act 1972

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