- authority, is
intra vires ('within the powers'). Acts that are
intra vires may
equivalently be
termed "valid", and
those that are
ultra vires termed "invalid"...
- loan to
build railways in Belgium, any such
contracts were said to be
ultra vires and
consequently void. This is what
happened in the
early case of Ashbury...
-
theory of
judicial review has long been
dominated by the
doctrine of
ultra vires,
under which a
decision of a
public authority can only be set
aside if...
- A
treaty is a formal,
legally binding written agreement concluded by
sovereign states in
international law.
International organizations can also be party...
- the agreement.
Riche sued, and the
company pleaded that the
action was
ultra vires. The
judges of the
exchequer chamber being equally divided, the decision...
-
dealings being found to be
ultra vires: the
legal position was that any
contract entered into
beyond the power, or
ultra vires,
would be
deemed void ab...
- Kop "
Ultra vires". Spiked. 9
February 2007.
Archived from the
original on 24
February 2011.
Retrieved 18
January 2011. "What is a
football ultra? Serie...
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powers simply by
making ultra vires representations. Secondly,
allowing public authorities to be
bound by
their ultra vires representations may potentially...
-
against a company. The case was one of the last
significant cases on
ultra vires under English company law
before the
provisions abrogating that doctrine...
- "within power" (or, in Latin,
intra vires); if they do not, they are
termed "beyond power" (or, in Latin,
ultra vires). For example, a students'
union may...
