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Text: Law Report
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R v Deputy Industrial Registrar of Commonwealth Court of Conciliation & Arbitration (NSW) [1912] HCA 86; (1912) 15 CLR 576 |
Alternative Title |
Ex parte J C Williamson, Limited and Others |
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Abstract/Description |
Prohibition will not lie if the tribunal sought to be prohibited could under some circumstances properly make the order which that tribunal is asked to make, although that order might be improperly made under the circumstances of the case. On an application to the Industrial Regiatrar of the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration to register an association as an organization under the Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Act, he has authority to inquire whether the association is entitled to registration. Held, therefore, that prohibition would not lie to prohibit the Industrial Registrar from proceeding with such an application, the ground of the application for prohibition being that the association was not entitled to be registered because its members were not engaged in an industry. |
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Date Issued |
13 December 1912
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Holding Institution |
Australasian Legal Information Institute
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Language |
English
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Citation |
High Court of Australia, R v Deputy Industrial Registrar of Commonwealth Court of Conciliation & Arbitration (NSW) [1912] HCA 86; (1912) 15 CLR 576 , Australasian Legal Information Institute, 13 December 1912
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Resource Identifier |
51976
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