General principles of administrative law / E. I. Sykes, D. J. Lanham, R. R. S. Tracey.

North Ryde, N.S.W. : Butterworths, 1997.

3rd edition

203100

Administrative law -- Australia.

Part one: Introduction

The Scope of Administrative Law

Part two: The existence of power

1. Substantive express ultra vices

2. Substantive implied ultra vices

3. Delegates non protest delegate

4. Want of jurisdiction

5. Error within jurisdiction

6. Comparison of ultra vices and want of jurisdiction.

7. Severance

Part three: Mode of exercise of powers: substantive limitations

8. Fettering power

9. Improper purpose and bad faith

10. Irrelevant considerations

11. Unreasonableness

12. Uncertainty

13. Excess of jurisdiction

Part four: Mode of exercise of powers: procedural limitations

14. Procedural ultra vines

15. Natural justice-general

16. Natural justice-right to hearing

17. Natural justice-bias

18. Fairness

19. Access to information

Part five: Judicial remedies

20. Prerogative remedies

21. Injunction

22. Declaration

23. Collateral attack

24. Statutory judicial review

25. Statutory appeal

Part six: Nonjudicial remedies

26. Parliamentary control

27. Ombudsmen

Part seven: General and miscellaneous

28. Voidness and voidability

29. Ouster of judicial review

30. Reform.

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liv, 432 pages ; 25 cm