Introduction to Administrative Law | Neil Hawke | Taylor & Francis eBo

ABSTRACT

First published in 1996. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

chapter 1|4 pages

PART 1 A LAW AND THE A AGENCIES The Scope and Purpose of Administrative Law

chapter 1|12 pages

3 The Constitutional Background to Administrative Law

chapter 2|8 pages

The Crown and Central Government

chapter 3|2 pages

Statutory Inquiries

chapter 3|1 pages

2 Inquiries and the Public Control of Land

chapter 3|12 pages

3 The Franks Report on Tribunals and Inquiries

chapter 4|25 pages

Local Authorities

chapter 5|12 pages

Administrative Tribunals

chapter 5|9 pages

7 Aspects of Tribunal Procedure and Organisation

chapter 6|8 pages

Public Corporations, Executive and Privatised Agencies

chapter 6|3 pages

5 The Housing Corporation

chapter 7|9 pages

PART 2 A POWERS The Nature and Characteristics of Administrative Powers

chapter 8|9 pages

The Sources of Administrative Powers

chapter 8|13 pages

3 Delegated Legislation

chapter 9|25 pages

PART 3: J REVIEW , U VIRES AND N JUSTICE Procedural Ultra Vires

chapter 10|25 pages

Natural Justice

chapter 11|26 pages

Substantive Ultra Vires

chapter 12|6 pages

PART 4: R UNLAWFUL AND I ADMINISTRATIVE A Administrative Remedies

Contrasted

chapter 13|1 pages

Judicial Remedies

chapter 13|20 pages

2 Appeals

13.2.1 The general appeal

chapter 13|16 pages

8 Mandamus

chapter 14|1 pages

Crown Proceedings

chapter 14|2 pages

2 Contracts and the Crown

chapter 14|11 pages

3 Tortious Liability of the Crown

chapter 15|1 pages

Remedies for Maladministration

chapter 15|13 pages

2 The Parliamentary Commissioner for Administration

chapter |3 pages

Self-assessment Questions

Chapter 1

chapter 8|1 pages

Chapter 8

chapter 10|1 pages

Chapter 10

chapter 12|3 pages

Chapter 12

chapter |4 pages

Selected Bibliography