Principles of administrative law.

Subjects: Administrative law--Canada.; Judicial review of administrative acts--Canada.

Contents: PART I - General Principles Chapter 1 - Introduction: What is Administrative Law? Chapter 2 - Constitutional Aspects of Canadian Administrative Law Chapter 3 - Statutory Delegation of Governmental Powers Chapter 4 - Subordinate Legislation PART II - Grounds for Judicial Review Chapter 5 - Introduction to the Grounds for Judicial Review Chapter 6 - Defects in Acquiring Jurisdiction Chapter 7 - Losing Jurisdiction Through an Abuse of Discretion Chapter 8 - Natural Justice and the Duty to be Fair: Historical Development and General Principles Chapter 9 - The Duty to be Fair: Audi Alteram Partem Chapter 10 - The Duty to be Fair: The Rule Against Bias Chapter 11 - Errors of Law on the Face of the Record PART III - Standards of Review Chapter 12: Standards of Review PART IV - Remedies Chapter 13 - Introduction to Remedies Chapter 14 - Appeals From Administrative Decisions Chapter 15 - The Prerogative Remedies Chapter 16 - Private Law Remedies and the Tort Liability of Public Authorities