| Description |
xxv, 262 pages ; 25 cm |
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regular print |
| Contents |
1. What is administrative law? -- 2. Non-judicial review of administrative action -- 3. The ombudsman, freedom of information and the right to reasons -- 4. Delegated legislation and statutory interpretation -- 5. Introduction to judicial review: jurisdiction, justiciability and standing -- 6. "Simple" ultra vires -- 7."Extended" ultra vires: abuse of power -- 8. "Extended" ultra vires: refusal to exercise a discretion -- 9. Procedural fairness (natural justice) -- 10. The content of the hearing rule -- 11. The bias rule, reasons and probative evidence -- 12. Estoppel: undertakings regarding the future exercise of power -- 13. Status of unlawful decisions and ouster clauses -- 14. Judicial -- 15. An overview |
| Summary |
Administrative law is one of the most political and controversial areas of law, regulating basic rights of individuals, the public and businesses against the government. This book makes administrative law intelligible & intellectually satisfying, and reviews the law in its historical, political, economic, social and governmental contexts |
| Analysis |
Administrative law |
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Cases (Law) |
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Legislation |
| Notes |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Subject |
Administrative law -- Interpretation and construction.
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Administrative law -- Australia -- Problems, exercises, etc.
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Administrative law -- Australia.
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| Genre/Form |
Problems and exercises.
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| LC no. |
2006365659 |
| ISBN |
1862875103 |
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