De Smith's judicial review.

London : Sweet & Maxwell, 2018

8th edition

88072

Judicial review of administrative action.

Judicial review of administrative acts -- Great Britain.

PART I: THE CONTEXT OF JUDICIAL REVIEW

1. THE NATURE OF JUDICIAL REVIEW

2. CLAIMANTS, INTERESTED PARTIES AND INTERVENERS

3. DEFENDANTS AND DECISIONS SUBJECT TO JUDICIAL REVIEW

PART II: GROUNDS OF JUDICIAL REVIEW

4. CONCEPTS OF JURISDrCTION AND LAWFUL ADMINISTRATION

5. ILLEGALITY

6. PROCEDURAL FAIRNESS: IN TRODUCTION, HISTORY AND COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES

7. PROCEDURAL FAIRNESS: ENTITLEMENT AND CONTENT

8. PROCEDURAL FAIRNESS: EXCEPTIONS

9. PROCEDURAL FAIRNESS: FETTERING OF DISCRETION

10. PROCEDURAL FAIRNESS: BIAS AND CONFLICT OF INTEREST

11. SUBSTANTIVE REVIEW AND JUSTIFICATION

12. LEGITIMATE EXPECTATIONS

13. CONVENTION RIGHTS AS GROUNDS FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW

14. REVIEW UNDER EUROPEAN UNION LAW

PART III: PROCEDURES AND REMEDIES

15. THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF JUDICIAL REVIEW REMEDIES AND PROCEDURES

16. CPR PT 54 CLAIMS FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW

17. OTHER JUDICIAL REVIEW PROCEEDINGS

18. JUDICIAL REVIEW REMEDIES

19. MONETARY REMEDIES IN JUDICIAL REVIEW.

Regarded as the leading authority on judicial review, and frequently cited in court, De Smith's Judicial Review provides detailed analysis of principles, procedure, remedies and case law. The new 8th edition has been brought up to date to reflect the latest developments in practice, procedure and case law. Explains the principles and practice of judicial review. Deals with all grounds of challenge, including illegality, procedural impropriety, substantive review, Convention rights and European Community grounds. Sets out what to do at each stage of the process. Details the different remedies available, such as injunctions, prerogative orders, and pecuniary remedies, to determine the best course of action. Explains the relationship between judicial review, ombudsmen, tribunals and other methods of redress. Assesses which decisions are subject to judicial review and who may be a claimant, third party or intervener, and provides guidance on who may be party to a claim. Covers the history, theoretical foundations and principles of judicial review. Draws on relevant experience from other Commonwealth jurisdictions, especially Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand and South Africa. - Publisher's website.

Previous edition: 2013.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

9780414064041

cclxxxii, 1196 pages ; 24 cm