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ADMINISTRATIVE LAWDE SMITH'S JUDICIALREVIEWNEWEDITION7TH EDITIONRight Hon Lord Woolf, Professor Jeffrey Jowell,QC, Professor Andrew Le Sueur, CatherineDonnelly and Ivan Hare"Passes with distinction the only test thatmatters to lawyers who are advising clients,or to judges who have to decide cases: itsupplies the answers to complex legalproblems ... it is superbly written." – The TimesRegarded as the leading authority on judicialreview, and frequently cited in court, DeSmith's Judicial Review provides detailedanalysis of principles, procedure, remediesand case law.The new 7th edition has been brought up todate to reflect the latest developments inpractice, procedure and case law.• Covers the history, theoretical foundationsand principles of judicial review• Explains which decisions are subject tojudicial review and who may be aclaimant, third party or intervener• Deals comprehensively with all groundsof challenge, including illegality,procedural impropriety, substantivereview, under the Human Rights Act 1998and European Community grounds• Provides detailed guidance on practiceand procedure• Examines the different remedies availablesuch as injunctions, prerogative orders,and pecuniary remedies• Surveys the relationship between judicialreview, ombudsmen, tribunals and othermethods of redress• Draws on relevant experience from otherCommonwealth jurisdictions, especiallyAustralia, Canada, India, New Zealandand South AfricaCONTENTS: The Context of Judicial Review.Judicial Review and Administrative Justice.Claimants. Interested Parties and Interveners.Defendants and Decisions Subject to JudicialReview. Concepts of Jurisdiction and LawfulAdministration. Grounds of Judicial Review.Illegality. Procedural Fairness: Introduction,History and Comparative Perspectives.Procedural Fairness: Entitlement and Content.Procedural Fairness: Exceptions. ProceduralFairness: Fettering of Discretion. ProceduralFairness: Bias and Conflicts of Interest.Substantive Review and Justification. LegitimateExpectations. Convention Rights as Grounds forJudicial Review. Review under EuropeanCommunity Law. Procedures and Remedies.History of Procedures and Remedies. JudicialReview Claims under the Civil Procedure Rules,Pt 54. Other Judicial Review Proceedings.Remedial Orders in Judicial Review. MonetaryRemedies in Judicial Review. 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