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Page 264
... Administrative Law " ( Judicial Review of Administrative Action in the 1980s ( 1986 OUP ) ) , simplicity in administrative law has plainly not been achieved , despite the strenuous efforts of His Lordship and others . As Lord Cooke ...
... Administrative Law " ( Judicial Review of Administrative Action in the 1980s ( 1986 OUP ) ) , simplicity in administrative law has plainly not been achieved , despite the strenuous efforts of His Lordship and others . As Lord Cooke ...
Page 279
... administrative action . The problem was that the standard so set was practically unattainable . Administrators rarely act perversely . They err , but seldom capriciously . So some Courts relaxed the standard and intervened on the lesser ...
... administrative action . The problem was that the standard so set was practically unattainable . Administrators rarely act perversely . They err , but seldom capriciously . So some Courts relaxed the standard and intervened on the lesser ...
Page 303
... administrative law conference devoted to the role of Judges and their Courts may seem a little out of place . It is far from that , because so much of administrative law is , and tradi- tionally has been , Judge - made . Judicial review ...
... administrative law conference devoted to the role of Judges and their Courts may seem a little out of place . It is far from that , because so much of administrative law is , and tradi- tionally has been , Judge - made . Judicial review ...
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