WAGES ON RAILWAYS.
ARBITRATION COURT'S POWER TEST CASE IN AUSTRALIA. MELBOURNE. Not. 14. Mr. H. "E. Clapp, the Railways Commissioner, stated at Stawell that the Ministerial announcement tbat the Commissioners had decided to accede to the Government's request to withdraw from the High Court proceedings on the question of the Arbitration Court's power to bind, the railways was evidently based on some misunderstanding.
In the absence of any binding Ministerial direction, which they were legally, advised could not be given, the Commissioners had resolved'to go ahead to secure from the High Court the much-needed authoritative finding as to the constitutional position.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20722, 15 November 1930, Page 11
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