(Seychelles) ‘A power to make ordinances for the peace, order and good government of a colony . . has been held ‘to authorize the utmost discretion of enactment for the attainment of the objects pointed to,’ and a court will not inquire whether any particular enactment of this character does in fact promote the peace, order or good government of the colony.’
Judges:
Lord Reid
Citations:
[1949] AC 127, [1948] UKPC 88
Links:
Commonwealth, Constitutional
Updated: 25 September 2022; Ref: scu.447831
