Administrative law : cases and materials
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Administrative law : cases and materials
Clarendon Press , Oxford University Press, 1989
2nd ed
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This administrative law sourcebook, which can be used as a companion to Wade's "Administrative Law" (the leading text in the field), has been designed to cater for Administrative Law courses in which judicial control of the administration forms a central core. In order to illustrate the general principles of administrative law, the authors have selected material which they consider useful in evaluating doctrines imposed by the courts, suggestions for reforms, the relative utility of judicial review and other methods of control. This new edition has been revised to take into account the large number of new cases decided and new statutes enacted since the first edition appeared. In particular, more space is devoted to the New Procedural System, Remedies and Discretionary Powers.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Powers and jurisdiction: the legal nature of powers
- jurisdiction over fact and law
- problems of invalidity. Part 2 Discretionary power: discretionary power - an introduction
- retention of discretion
- abuse of discretion. Part 3 Natural justice: the rule against bias
- the right to a fair hearing. Part 4 Remedies and liability: ordinary remedies
- prerogative remedies
- the New Procedural System
- restriction of remedies
- liability of public authorities. Part 5 Administrative legislation and adjudication: Crown proceedings
- delegated legislation
- statutory tribunals
- statutory inquiries
- the Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration.
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