Judicial remedies in public law
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Judicial remedies in public law
Sweet & Maxwell, 2004
3rd ed
Available at 7 libraries
Note
Previous ed.: 2000
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This popular and unique text provides comprehensive guidance to the remedies available to litigants in Public Law. Its great strength is its specific focus. By concentrating exclusively on remedies it is able to offer practitioners detailed guidance on the whole range of remedies available to them, going beyond the core Public Law remedies available under judicial review. The third edition has been brought up to date with major developments in the law. It covers the effect of the Civil Procedure Rules and analyses the impact of the Bowman Report and the Human Rights Act. * Only book on the market to deal with the full range of judicial remedies available in public law - everything from judicial review to those used less often * Covers developments in legislation, case law, practice and procedure * Includes remedies available under EU law
Table of Contents
Introduction. The Availability of Judicial Review. Choice of Forum & the exclusivity of Judicial Review proceedings in Public Law. Judicially Reviewable Acts and Omissions. Invalidity, partial invalidity and severance. The prerogative remedies: Quashing orders, prohibiting orders and mandatory orders. Declarations. Injunctions. Machinery of judicial review. Standing. The discretion of the court to refuse a remedy and the exclusion of judicial review. Habeas Corpus. Appeals & Statutory Applications. Damages and the principles governing public authority liability. Remedies for the enforcement of EU law in national courts. References to the European Court for a preliminary ruling under Art.234EC.
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