intra vires造句

• The Court held that incidental overlap is allowed where the pith and substance of a law in intra vires the province.
• The Supreme Court unanimously held that both measures were " intra vires " federal jurisdiction, by virtue of the federal Newcombe J said:
• The Court of Appeal dismissed the Progress'appeal and held the sale was an intra vires for a proper purpose even if it had been at an undervalue.
• The question, therefore, of whether or not local governments act " intra vires " in imposing rates and levies, and paying subsidies, remains a constitutional question.
• The Trial Division held the Order in Council " intra vires " the powers of the Governor in Council but the By-law to be inapplicable to the appellants.
• He also noted that " all the powers of the Minister, Controller and Tribunal were " intra vires " and valid, even in a state of profound peace ."
• In 1880, the Supreme Court of Canada decision in " The Queen v Fredericton ( Mayor ) " had held that the law was intra vires under the trade and commerce clause.
• As a result, the federal government posed the following reference questions to the Supreme Court as to whether it was " intra vires " the provincial legislature to pass any of those measures.
• It was in this situation that the Privy Council evolved the doctrine, that for deciding whether an impugned legislation was " intra vires ", regard must be had to its pith and substance.
• A five-justice majority found that section 29 of the " ELRA " was " intra vires " the federal government, while the four dissenting judges would have found it unconstitutional.
• The case was appealed to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council, which declared that all three Orders in Council were " intra vires ", for the reasons given at the SCC by Rinfret CJ and Kerwin and Taschereau JJ.
• Fourthly, even if, for the sake of argument, we accept Tznkai's phantom sanctions to be intra vires, there can be no possible reading of those ambiguous sanctions that would say that Brews could not vote in that poll.
• Thus, if a statute is found in substance to relate to a topic within the competence of the legislature, it should be held to be " intra vires " even though it might incidentally trench on topics not within its legislative competence.
• The Court unanimously ruled that the Act was " intra vires " the Parliament of Canada, as it dealt with matters falling within " bankruptcy and insolvency " under s . 91 ( 21 ) of the " British North America Act, 1867 ".
• The principle is named after the decision in which it was first recognised : " Re Duomatic Ltd " [ 1969 ] 2 Ch 365, although in that case Salomon v Salomon & Co Ltd " where he stated that'the company is bound in a matter intra vires by the unanimous agreement of its members '.
• There were some doubts as to the ability of local authorities to enter into such transactions, but the local authorities sought the opinion of Anthony Scrivener QC, a leading commercial silk, who had advised that if a " rate swap is undertaken as part of the proper management of the council's fund then . . . the swap will be " intra vires " " [ i . e . within the powers of the council ].
• The central issues raised by this appeal are whether ss . 30 and 69 ( 1 ) of the Immigration Act are intra vires Parliament, and whether s . 26 of the Legal Profession Act, which prohibits a person, other than a member of the Law Society in good standing or a person listed in the exceptions, to engage in the practice of law, is constitutionally inoperative to persons acting under ss . 30 and 69 ( 1 ) of the Immigration Act and its associated Rules and Regulations.
• Having concluded that Mr . Malloy [ the bylaw officer ] was a peace officer for Criminal Code purposes, and having concluded that the charge under s . 118 of the Criminal Code applies [ now sec . 129 ], I doubt whether s . 13 of the dog bylaw is intra vires of the council of the City of Whitehorse [ in other words, who is or is not a peace officer is not up to municipal governments ] . " Obstruction of an animal control officer is a matter of criminal law over which the federal government has legislative jurisdiction . " . . . In any event it is not for the council of the City of Whitehorse to determine who is a peace officer for the purposes of the Criminal Code.