The Royal Prerogative in the Realms
@article{Cox2007TheRP, title={The Royal Prerogative in the Realms}, author={N. Cox}, journal={Commonwealth Law Bulletin}, year={2007}, volume={33}, pages={611 - 638} }
From 1840, the laws of New Zealand have comprised the common law and statute law, both of which – but especially the former – were originally based upon the laws of England and continued to draw upon English jurisprudence. Since New Zealand was regarded as a settled colony, the settlers brought with them such of the laws of England as were applicable to the circumstances of the colony. This included the royal prerogative. * LLM(Hons) PhD Auckland MA Lambeth LTh Lampeter GradDipTertTchg AUT… CONTINUE READING
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