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Statutory tribunal(5 results)

Reports matching this catchword classification

ESTATE AGENTS BOARD v NAKIC2 VR 570

STARKE, MURPHY and KING JJ·8 Aug 1983·9p·

Administrative law - Statutory tribunal - Estate Agents Board - Application for grant of an estate agent's licence - Eligibility to apply for a licence - "Hearing" - Whether eligibility should be determined at, or prior to, hearing of application for grant of a licence - Consideration by the Board - Matters proper to be taken into account - "Qualifications" - Estate Agents Act 1980 (No. 9428), s14, s21.

CLEMENTS v SEBOVR 241

BEACH J·28 Aug 1984·10p·

Administration and probate - Probate duty - Hardship Relief Board - Application for relief from duty - Power of Board to entertain application made after duty has been paid - Probate Duty Act 1962 (No. 6890), s38B.

Administrative law - Statutory tribunal - Hardship Relief Board - Natural justice - Form of "hearing" to which applicant is entitled before decision is made.

Administrative law - Statutory tribunal - Hardship Relief Board - Bias - Prejudgment - Expression of opinion by a tribunal member in advance of hearing.

R v EQUAL OPPORTUNITY BOARD; Ex parte BURNSVR 317

NATHAN J·4 May 1984·10p·

Administrative law - Statutory tribunal - Equal Opportunity Board - Procedure - Natural justice - Duty to conciliate - Duty to inform respondent of allegations prior to hearing - Legal representation - Equal Opportunity Act 1977 (No. 9025), s35, s36.

Administrative law - Discrimination - Equal Opportunity Board - What constitutes "less favourable" treatment - Physical intrusions - What constitutes a benefit connected with employment - Right to quiet employment - Equal Opportunity Act 1977 (No. 9025), s16-s18.

MAYOR, COUNCILLORS AND CITIZEN OF THE CITY OF BRIGHTON v SELPAM PTY LTDVR 54

VINCENT J·14 Aug 1986·11p·

Town and country planning - Planning Appeals Board - Procedure - Duty to accord natural justice - Party requesting to cross-examine author of letter submitted by another party - Whether refusal by Board constitutes denial of natural justice - Relevant considerations.

Administrative law - Statutory tribunal - Planning Appeals Board - Duty to accord natural justice - Party requesting to cross-examine author of letter submitted by another party - Whether refusal by Board constitutes denial of natural justice - Relevant considerations.

MOORE v GUARDIANSHIP AND ADMINISTRATION BOARDVR 902

GOBBO J·19 Dec 1989·17p·

Administrative law - Statutory tribunal - Guardianship and Administration Board - Natural justice - Investigator's report provided to board - Report prejudicial to interests of party - Duty of board to make meaningful disclosure of report - Refusal to contact potential witness when requested to do so by party - Whether denial of natural justice.

Administrative law - Statutory tribunal - Guardianship and Administration Board - Evidence - Exemption - Board not bound by rules or practice as to evidence but may inform itself in such manner as it thinks fit - Whether exemption qualified by rules of natural justice - Guardianship and Administration Board Act 1986 (No 58), s10(3).