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LAW 437 Administrative Law

400 levelLaw11 topics

LAW 437 covers 11 topics. StudyPath paces them into daily study sessions that finish before your exam date, with practice questions and worked answers for each one.

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Course outline

The topics this course covers, in teaching order.

  1. Nature, scope and sources of administrative law
  2. Administrative agencies and procedure
  3. Rule of law, separation of powers and delegation
  4. Delegated legislation: nature, forms and control
  5. Administrative adjudication and tribunals
  6. Judicial control of administration and the ultra vires doctrine
  7. Rules of natural justice
  8. Prerogative remedies: certiorari, prohibition and mandamus
  9. Declaration, injunction and habeas corpus
  10. The Ombudsman (Public Complaints Commission)
  11. Actions by and against the State

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Nature, scope and sources of administrative law

The topic examines what administrative law is, the range of governmental activity it controls, and the legal materials from which its rules are derived. For examination purposes, you must understand administrative law as the law regulating public authorities, know its boundaries and functions, and identify its major sources such as the Constitution, statutes, delegated legislation and judicial decisions.

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