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Conventionalism and Legitimate Expectations
Journal of Moral Philosophy, 2020To be a conventionalist about a specific obligation or right is to believe that the obligation or right is dependent on the existence of a social practice. A conventionalist about property, for example, believes that a moral right to property is generated by conventional norms rather than by any natural right.
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Substantive Legitimate Expectations
Judicial Review, 20161. In this article, I intend to explore the doctrine of substantive legitimate expectations by looking at how the courts have applied it.
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2019
Abstract This chapter focuses on the principle of legitimate expectation applying to professional conduct cases. It expounds on the decision in Brabazon-Drenning v. UKCC and the Court of Appeal in Patel v. GMC that feature legitimate expectations. During the Brabazon-Drenning v.
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Abstract This chapter focuses on the principle of legitimate expectation applying to professional conduct cases. It expounds on the decision in Brabazon-Drenning v. UKCC and the Court of Appeal in Patel v. GMC that feature legitimate expectations. During the Brabazon-Drenning v.
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Legitimate Expectations and Land
Moral Philosophy and Politics, 2017Abstract This paper focuses on land as a domain in which legitimate expectations can give rise to entitlements. The central argument is that people are connected to other people and to projects, which are symbolically and materially rooted in particular places.
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2007
Abstract Legitimate expectations is well known as a doctrine of public law in both domestic and HRA law. It is, nonetheless, a distinctive general principle of EC law. As such, the Administrative Court is bound to observe the EC general principle of legitimate expectations, as articulated by the ECJ, in its discrete form.
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Abstract Legitimate expectations is well known as a doctrine of public law in both domestic and HRA law. It is, nonetheless, a distinctive general principle of EC law. As such, the Administrative Court is bound to observe the EC general principle of legitimate expectations, as articulated by the ECJ, in its discrete form.
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Legitimate Expectation: Current Issues
Judicial Review, 2006(2006). Legitimate Expectation: Current Issues. Judicial Review: Vol. 11, No. 4, pp. 294-297.
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Resiling from Legitimate Expectations
Judicial Review, 2008(2008). Resiling from Legitimate Expectations. Judicial Review: Vol. 13, No. 4, pp. 219-231.
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Doctrine of Legitimate Expectation
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2014The doctrine of legitimate expectation is a concept which has been evolved to exercise control over the discretionary power conferred on executive. This doctrine imposes a duty on public authority taking into consideration the entire relevant factor relating to such expectation.
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Legitimate Expectations: An Overview
Judicial Review, 2010(2010). Legitimate Expectations: An Overview. Judicial Review: Vol. 15, No. 4, pp. 388-393.
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