LAWS5102 Administrative Law Notes

Description

Administrative Law notes used in LAWS5102 at the University of Western Australia. Course focusses on the grounds of judicial review. Comprehensive notes encompassing all required readings on the topics outlined below. Overall Mark: 82% Topics Covered Introductory Concepts - Overview of Admin Law concepts - Justiciability and Non-Justiciability - Jurisdictional Pre-Requisites for Federal and State judicial review Grounds for Judicial Review - Natural Justice - Procedures Required Not Followed - Decisions Made Not Authorised - Rule Against Delegation - Power Exercised for Improper Purpose - Power Exercised in Bad Faith - Behest - Inflexible Application of Policy - Decision too Unreasonable - Decision too Uncertain - Abuse of Power - Fraud - Decision Made With No Evidence - Jurisdictional Error - Jurisdictional Fact Remedies - Standing - Certiorari - Prohibition - Mandamus - Injunction - Declaration - Remedies under the Administrative Decisions (Judicial Review) Act - Remedial Discretion Topics NOT Covered - Relevant & Irrelevant Considerations