Walsh v Jersey F.S.C. [2005] JLR_Note 1 (06 January 2005)
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Holding and result
The Jersey Financial Services Commission's powers and duties are defined and limited by statute.
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Walsh
ApplicantJersey Financial Services Commission
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scope of powers and duties of Jersey Financial Services Commission
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Jersey financial services legislation
Regulatory bodies must act within statutory powers and discharge duties as prescribed by law.
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The Jersey Financial Services Commission's powers and duties are defined and limited by statute.
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