Responsible Government in the Dominions
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s. 37, to summon and prorogue Parliament, and dissolve the Assembly (ibid., s. 22), and the pardoning power which he believed to be inherent in the executive authority ; see p. 382. It may be added that he also held in another case that there was no territorial limitation on the legislative capacity of the Parliament (see Part III, chap. ii).
Digitized by VjOOQIC CHAP, m] THE GOVERNOR AND MINISTERS 171 by a majority of four judges to two, and accordingly an appeal was brought to the Privy Counc...il, which decided that an alien had no legal right enforceable by action to enter Victoria, and therefore reversed the judgement of the Court below.^ They also held that on the terms of the Act of 1881 regarding Chinese immigration the plaintiff had no case, for there was no obligation on the Collector of Customs to accept the money tendered when the ship had clearly violated the law by bringing more than the legal number — 1 to 100 tons — of Chinese. But the points dealt with by the Chief Justice, which alone were of supreme interest to him, were not decided by the Judicial Committee.
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s. 37, to summon and prorogue Parliament, and dissolve the Assembly (ibid., s. 22), and the pardoning power which he believed to be inherent in the executive authority ; see p. 382. It may be added that he also held in another case that there was no territorial limitation on the legislative capacity of the Parliament (see Part III, chap. ii).
Digitized by VjOOQIC CHAP, m] THE GOVERNOR AND MINISTERS 171 by a majority of four judges to two, and accordingly an appeal was brought to the Privy Counc...il, which decided that an alien had no legal right enforceable by action to enter Victoria, and therefore reversed the judgement of the Court below.^ They also held that on the terms of the Act of 1881 regarding Chinese immigration the plaintiff had no case, for there was no obligation on the Collector of Customs to accept the money tendered when the ship had clearly violated the law by bringing more than the legal number — 1 to 100 tons — of Chinese. But the points dealt with by the Chief Justice, which alone were of supreme interest to him, were not decided by the Judicial Committee.
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