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Meaning of "apart from this section"
So far my interpretation is that the cited provisions only apply if any piece of legislation other than this section provides that the government department can sue/be sued. …
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Is there a definition/test for "lack of merit" (legal arguments)?
The judge has to make a choice and makes it, accepting Bob's interpretation and rejecting Rob's.
Does that make up an objective ground to label Rob's argument meritless? …
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