The Legislative Powers of the Commonwealth And the States of Australia With Pro

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R. , 315. But see, also, Kamarooka Gold Mining Co. No Liability v. Kerr, (1908) 6 C. L. R. , 255. 129. " OF THE INTER-STATE COMMISSION. " Appeals from Inter-State Commission. The words of this sub-section giving an appeal to the High Court for the judgments, decrees, orders and sentences of the Inter-state Commission do not necessarily imply that the Commis- sion is a Court exercising judicial functions. The reference in a separate paragraph, section 73 (in. ), to the Inter-state Commission, af...ter the exhaustive words of paragraph (n. ) which embrace all Courts other than the High Court, to which the High Court appel- late jurisdiction extends, indicates that the Commission was not one of the " Courts " within the meaning of " Chapter III. , JUDI- CATURE " of the Constitution. Judicial power is undoubtedly conferred by sub-sections (in. ) but that is in the High Court, and the jurisdiction to correct errors of law similar to that of the English High Court in section 39 of the Act in Arlldges Case, (1915) A.

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