Constitutional law - Implied freedom of communication on government and political matters - Whether local government laws requiring permit to erect building or display signs arguably infringe implied freedom - Whether local government laws reasonably appropriate and adapted to serve legitimate end in a manner compatible with maintenance of the system of government prescribed by the Australian Constitution - Turns on own facts
Equity - Injunctions - Interlocutory injunctions - General principles - Need to respect statute until it is declared invalid - Turns on own facts
Local government - Exercise by mayor of casting vote in favour of resolution - Whether mayor required to exercise casting vote in favour of status quo - Whether s 5.21(3) of the Local Government Act 1995 (WA) invalid - No serious question to be tried
Case Details
Citation[2008] WASC 286
CourtWASC
JurisdictionWestern Australia
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