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…To that extent, this would not amount to usurpation of the court’s judicial independence, authority and discretion.…

…To that extent, this would not amount to usurpation of the court’s judicial independence, authority and discretion.…

…To that extent, this would not amount to usurpation of the court’s judicial independence, authority and discretion.…

…To that extent, this would not amount to usurpation of the court’s judicial independence, authority and discretion.…

…To hold otherwise would permit parties to seek the removal of Judges whenever unfavourable decisions are rendered against them, thereby undermining judicial independence and encouraging forum shopping. 18.…

…I do not intent to deviate from that principle for without judicial independence there is no rule of law and I shall be the last to violate.…

…Individual judicial independence implies that no judge can direct another what to do in the discharge of his role as a decision maker.…

…The case of Bottomley v Brougham [1908] 1 K.B. 584 affirmed that judges are immune from claims of malice for statements made in their official capacity, reinforcing the importance of judicial independence. 22.…

…To that extent, this would not amount to usurpation of the court’s judicial independence, authority and discretion.…

…This is an exercise which this Court, and indeed every other Court, should refrain from engaging in as it would be considered, or indeed viewed as, an interference in another Court’s judicial independence and exercise of…

…To that extent, this would not amount to usurpation of the court’s judicial independence, authority and discretion.…

…This is an exercise which this Court, and indeed every other Court, should refrain from engaging in as it would be considered, or indeed viewed as, an interference in another Court’s judicial independence and exercise of…

…This is an exercise which this Court, and indeed every other Court, should refrain from engaging in as it would be considered, or indeed viewed as, an interference in another Court’s judicial independence and exercise of…

…This is an exercise which this Court, and indeed every other Court, should refrain from engaging in as it would be considered, or indeed viewed as, an interference in another Court’s judicial independence and exercise of…

…This is an exercise which this Court, and indeed every other Court, should refrain from engaging in as it would be considered, or indeed viewed as, an interference in another Court’s judicial independence and exercise of…

…Latimer House Guidelines for the Commonwealth on Parliamentary Supremacy and Judicial Independence (1998) 2.…

…In this regard counsel referred to the Latimer House Guidelines for the Commonwealth on Parliamentary Supremacy and Judicial Independence (adopted on 19th June, 1998 at a meeting of representatives of the Commonwealth Parliamentary…

…This is an exercise which this Court, and indeed every other Court, should refrain from engaging in as it would be considered, or indeed viewed as, an interference in another Court’s judicial independence and exercise of…