The juristic relations between the Commonwealth, the States, and the community in Australia

Helmore, B. A.

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The juristic relations between the Commonwealth, the States, and the community in Australia

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Helmore, B. A.

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This thesis is an attempt to study and survey the legal relations existing between the Commonwealth, the States, and the community in Australia.

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451 leaves.

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Federal government -- Australia., Separation of powers -- Australia., Constitutional law -- Australia.

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