Re H. K. (an Infant)
| Jurisdiction | England & Wales |
| Date | 1967 |
| Year | 1967 |
| Court | Divisional Court |
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R v Gaming Board for Great Britain, ex parte Benaim and Khaida
...come in, but they have a right to be heard. The principle in that regard was well laid down by Lord Parker, the Lord Chief Justice, in Re H.K. (An Infant) (1967 2 Q.B. 617). At page 630 he said: even if an immigration officer is not in a judicial or quasi-judicial capacity, he must at any r......
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Preliminary Sections
...Corporation of Leicester (1892) 1 Q.B. 136. 650 Re Gellatty & Medicine Hat Land Co. Ltd. (1908) 2 Ch. 652, 659. 539 Re H.K. (In Infant) (1967) 2 Q.B. 617, 630. 623 Re Harrison (1891) 2 Ch. 340. 495 Re Hodge (1943) Ch. 300 and (1943) 2 All E.R. 304. 383 Re Morgan 35 Ch.D 496. 44 Re Pergamon ......
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The Reasonableness of Proportionality in the Australian Administrative Law Context
...The Theory and Practice of Wednesbury Review' [1996] Public Law 59, 62–3. 35 Ridge v Baldwin [1964] AC 40; In Re HK (an Infant) [1967] 2 QB 617; R v Gaming Board, Ex parte Benaim and Khaida [1970] 2 QB 175. 36 See, eg, Nicholson v Haldimand-Norfolk (Regional) Police Commissioners [1979] 1 S......
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HART V. MILITARY GOVERNOR, RIVERS STATE & ORS.
...v. Police Service Commission (1968) N.M.L.R. 102. 6. Board of Education v. Rice (1911) A.C. 179 (HL), 182. 45 7. Re H.K. (In Infant) (1967) 2 Q.B. 617, 630. 8. Re Pergamon Press Ltd. (1971) Ch. 388 (C.A.). 9. Reg V. Gaming Board for Great Britain, Ex-Parte Benaim & Khaida (1970) 2 Q.B. 417.......
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JUDICIAL AND QUASI-JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF AN ADMINISTRATIVE BODY
...are necessary, as they only tend to confuse. As Lord Parker, Lord Chief Justice of England, has aptly put it in Re H.K. (In Infant) (1967) 2 Q.B. 617 at 630, a case involving the immigration authorities: - "...that is not, as I see it, a question of acting or being required to act judiciall......