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14. Judicial review: procedural impropriety

2022
This chapter explores procedural impropriety, the final of the three grounds for judicial review outlined by Lord Diplock in Council of Civil Service Unions and Others v Minister for the Civil Service. Procedural impropriety has the following elements. The first is a failure to comply with any procedural requirements set out in statute. Secondly, there
John Stanton, Craig Prescott
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A Basic Understanding of the Judicial Procedure

Acta Chirurgica Belgica, 2000
(2000). A Basic Understanding of the Judicial Procedure. Acta Chirurgica Belgica: Vol. 100, No. 4, pp. 165-168.
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13. The Judicial Review Procedure

2016
This chapter examines the judicial review procedure, with particular emphasis on two issues: first, what judicial review procedure which claimants seeking a prerogative remedy are required to use; second, the extent to which a claimant seeking to raise a public law matter may avoid having to use the judicial review procedure by issuing a claim for an ...
Mark Elliott, Jason Varuhas
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Administrative Procedure and Judicial Control

2023
AbstractThis chapter embarks from the principles of the division of powers original significance as a guaranty for the administration, referring to a famous observation by Tocqueville. The chapter then follows the development of principles in the course of the nineteenth century, during which the judiciary was defined as an organ to be protected.
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Judicial Remedies and Procedure

1985
In considering the nature of judicial remedies in German law a common lawyer has to bear in mind some basic aspects of that law which are at variance with the common law. While for a common lawyer judicial remedy means remedy in the ordinary courts the German law assigns administrative matters to the administrative courts.1 Judicial remedy here means ...
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Judicial and non-judicial dispute resolution procedures

Аграрное и земельное право, 2021
Asiyat Shamsudinovna IBRAGIMOVA, Magomed Abdulayevich MUSALOV, Angela Bulatgadzhievna Aliyeva   +2 more
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“Minimum” Procedural Rights in Judicial Cooperation Procedures

2018
To different extents and according to various formulations, traditional laws relative to judicial cooperation in criminal matters usually provide for a clause which conditions assistance on fundamental principles in criminal matters. In tune with and applied according to cultural and national peculiarities, these principles risk being transformed into ...
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Procedural Aspects of Judicial Review

1983
The preferred route for judicial review of insurance ratemaking issues involves appealing the insurance commissioner’s decision to the appropriate state court designated to review administrative orders. With increasing frequency in recent years, litigants have elected to bring their complaints through judicial avenues other than the traditional route ...
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EU Judicial Procedures and Case Law Databases: What's Going on and What May Lay Ahead?

Law via the Internet, 2018
E. A. Onțanu, M. Velicogna
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13. Judicial review: procedural impropriety

2018
This chapter explores procedural impropriety, the final of the three grounds for judicial review outlined by Lord Diplock in Council of Civil Service Unions and Others v Minister for the Civil Service. Procedural impropriety has the following elements. The first is a failure to comply with any procedural requirements set out in statute. Secondly, there
John Stanton, Craig Prescott
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