ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - jurisdictional error - whether the states of satisfaction referred to in ss 13(3A) and 9(5) of the Independent Commission Against Corruption Act 1988 are jurisdictional facts - states of satisfaction held to be jurisdictional facts
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW - jurisdictional error - judicial review on "no evidence" grounds - judicial review for illogicality or irrationality in jurisdictional fact-finding - whether the Commission's findings of "corrupt conduct" were affected by jurisdictional error - whether the Commission purported to make findings of jurisdictional fact for which there was no evidence, or no rationally probative evidence - Commission held not to have fallen into jurisdictional error - summons dismissed
Case Details
Citation[2012] NSWSC 473
CourtNSWSC
JurisdictionNew South Wales
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