R. v. Commonwealth Conciliation and Arbitration Commission; Ex parte Amalgamated Engineering Union, 1967 A.I.L.R. Rep. 515.
2.
One newspaper economist, rebuking the Minister for Labour and National Service for his criticism of the Arbitration Commission several days earlier, commented that if the Commission's decision was as calamitous as the Minister appeared to think the government should be censured for failing to incorporate in the Act the appropriate criteria for wage fixation: The Australian , December 13, 1967.
3.
Metal Trades Case (December 11, 1967), 1967 A.I.L.R. Rep. 517.
4.
R. v. Portus and Qantas Empire Airways Ltd.; Ex parte McNeil, [1962] A.L.R. 81; 105 C.L.R. 537.
5.
Conciliation and Arbitration Act 1967.
6.
Journal of Industrial Relations (1966 ), v. 8, p. 302.
7.
See the earlier note, Journal of Industrial Relations (1966), v. 8, p. 192,
8.
and the more recent cases of Davies v. General Transport Development Pty. Ltd. (July 26, 1967), 1967 A.I.L.R. Rep. 304; Meredith v. Aretusa Investments Pty. Ltd. (November 8, 1967), 1967 A.I.L.R. Rep. 480; and Manni v. Transport Brokers Pty. Ltd. (December 7, 1967), 1967 A.I.L.R. Rep. 518.
9.
Gilchrist v. Pine Grove Memorial Park Ltd. (December 22, 1967).
10.
For example, in Green Cab Service Pty. Ltd. v. Platt, 1953 A.R. 642.
