Lewisham Borough Council v Roberts
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Court | Court of Appeal |
| Year | 1949 |
| Date | 1949 |
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43 cases
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The Queen ((on the application of Ms Khatuna Goloshvili) v Secretary of State for the Home Department
...officials is constitutionally the decision of the minister himself. He referred to the decision of Jenkins J in Lewisham MBC v Roberts [1949] 2 KB 608 at 629 rejecting an argument that the principle was one of delegation where Jenkins J said: “Those functions must, as a matter of necessary......
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Woollett v Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries
...am directed by the Minister" to do it, see Carlton v. Commissioner of Works (reported in 1943, 2 All England Reports, page 560), and Lewisham B.C. v. Roberts (reported in 1949, 2 King's Bench Division, at page 608); but in this case not even those words were used, and, in the absence of the......
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1 books & journal articles
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DELEGATION OF POWERS FOR MODERN GOVERNMENT
...William Wade & Christopher Forsyth, Administrative Law (Oxford University Press, 8th Ed, 2000) at p 865. 152 Lewisham Borough v Roberts [1949] 2 KB 608 at 619 and 629–630. In this case, Bucknill and Jenkins LJJ held that the power in question was administrative in nature but could be devolv......
