The Inherent Jurisdiction of the Court and Its Limits
Rodriguez Ferrere, Marcelo

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Rodriguez Ferrere, M. B., ‘The Inherent Jurisdiction of the Court and its Limits’ (2013) Otago L.R. 107.
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Abstract:
This paper is an attempt to define the “inherent jurisdiction of the court,” describe its exercise and prescribe its limits. The paper begins by examining the exercise of the inherent jurisdiction in four similar common law systems and attempting to define it, before continuing on to formulate limits on the inherent jurisdiction. The paper concludes that it is important and possible to define and distinguish the inherent jurisdiction, but it must be examined in the way it is often invoked, as an umbrella term.
Date:
2013
Publisher:
Otago Law Review Trust Board
Pages:
107-
Keywords:
Administrative law; Public law; New Zealand
Research Type:
Journal Article
Languages:
English
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