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…These Standing Orders (Nos 37 and 74) were enacted in recognition of fundamental principle of separation of powers. 11.…

…Orders.” 19.…

…Indeed, the said courts glossed over this issue, the trial court simply saying that it was satisfied that PW9 had conducted the identification parade in accordance with the force standing orders while the first appellate…

…the main relying on three grounds, namely that the identification parades conducted on 18th July, 2007 and 20th July, 2003 in which the appellant was allegedly identified were not conducted in accordance with the Force Standing…

…Orders, that PW7 had seen the appellant before the parade and therefore the identification of the appellant by PW4, PW5 and PW6 was not safe; that the cause of death had not been established and consequently the ingredients…

…It is the duty of the Town Clerk to advise the Council and its committees and subcommittees on all matters upon which her advice is necessary, including the standing orders thereof and local government legislation.…

…Section 85 of the Act creates “Standing Orders” for all local authorities and those standing orders apply to all of them and local authorities have no powers to revoke or vary those orders.…