George Sabonadière

109 posts

George Sabonadière

George Sabonadière

@sabondito

Armchair policy analyst and amateur public law pundit, Wellington-based but Dunedin-oriented, views my own etc

Te Whanganui-a-Tara Katılım Ağustos 2015
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Strictly Obiter
Strictly Obiter@StrictlyObiter·
42 King’s Counsel have had their instructing solicitor write to the government.
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George Sabonadière
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@edwardmwillis I recall it featuring in Nick Barber’s “The Principles of Constitutionalism”, though I’m not sure in how much depth esp re the judiciary-executive dynamic
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Edward Willis
Edward Willis@edwardmwillis·
Hello constitutional law academics! Can anyone please point me to any academic discussion of inter-branch comity? Of the kind discussed in Minister for Children v Waitangi Tribunal? I know it is a feature of some case law, but on a quick search I can’t find anything academic.
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George Sabonadière
George Sabonadière@sabondito·
@james_c_m_ Isn’t it pronounced like that for all lieutenants? Usual exception for Yankland naturally
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George Sabonadière
George Sabonadière@sabondito·
@james_c_m_ Ministry for Local Governance with oversight over each district’s appointed Crown Commissioner
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George Sabonadière
George Sabonadière@sabondito·
Anti-scam accounts, where banks take extra precautions before following instructions, should be an opt-in service for bank customers. Make it mandatory to offer them if need be. But by default a bank should follow your instructions w/o liability for consequences of your actions.
offline hog@AbsentHog

as a matter of contract law, banks are to obey customers mandate diminishing the core right of customers by a soft law instruction - basically at the expense and inconvenience of anyone else seems a bit nanny state. just legislate to change the common law if its an issue

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George Sabonadière
George Sabonadière@sabondito·
@james_c_m_ and the government now wants banks to make it increasingly difficult to spend your own money because some people can’t take basic precautionary steps before sending out large sums to random accounts
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offline hog
offline hog@AbsentHog·
@StrictlyObiter sometimes you must ascertain the meaning of the text with a pretty keen eye on its context and in some film studio lights of its purpose
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Spilt Milk Law
Spilt Milk Law@SpiltMilkLaw·
It’s been 47 years of the metric system, but retailers like @subwaynz and @loveATMS insist on selling products using metric measures. I have literally no sense of how long six inches is. Enough is enough.
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Colin Gavaghan
Colin Gavaghan@ColinGavaghan·
Nothing dates like a pop culture reference, and it's no great surprise when 20-something students look at me blankly when I name-drop "2001" or "BladeRunner." But "WestWorld"? Really? It only ended just over a year ago ... 🤔
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Gareth Roberts
Gareth Roberts@garicgymro·
Undergraduate institutions of British Prime Ministers since Churchill (who did not attend university): Oxford Oxford Oxford Oxford Oxford Oxford None Oxford None Oxford Edinburgh Oxford Oxford Oxford Oxford Oxford
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Strictly Obiter
Strictly Obiter@StrictlyObiter·
Really hope there’s a kids table at this Supreme Court conference dinner.
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Daniel Jackson
Daniel Jackson@danielneljack·
I dislike "Minister [X]", but I have been forced to bow to the reality that it is now commonplace. But "Hon Minister [X]" is a new abomination that should be extirpated.
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