Entick v. Carrington
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I contract, therefore I am: the Third Source Powers of Government Entities: Part Two
In my previous post, I laid out the details of the New London College case and some disagreement amongst the judges of the UK Supreme Court about third source powers. In this post I address the caveat I referred to previously and the possibility that third source powers can be statutory in nature. Mark Elliott […] Read more
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I contract, therefore I am: the Third Source Powers of Government Entities: Part One
Over at Public Law for Everyone, Mark Elliott has an excellent post on the UK Supreme Court’s recent decision in R. (New London College Ltd.) v. Home Secretary, [2013] UKSC 51. The decision features a slight divergence of views between Lords Sumption and Carnwath on the scope of governmental powers. I am going to break […] Read more