Administrative Law in UK Law

  • Repressive administrative law
    • No. 20-1, March 2018
    • European Journal of Social Security
    With the introduction of strict obligations and sanctions in social security, the traditional boundary between criminal law and administrative law seems to fade away. Administrative fines in partic...
  • Administrative Legal Procedure and Administrative Law
    • No. 22-3, January 1956
    • International Review of Administrative Sciences
    by Georges Langrod « Maître de recherches », French National Centre for Scientific Research, Full Professor at the University of the Saar The legal aspect of administrative procedure is traditional...
  • The Normative Structure of Australian Administrative Law
    • No. 45-2, June 2017
    • Federal Law Review
    This article analyses the normative structure of Australian administrative law through the prism of two distinct intellectual approaches to the law of judicial review: the ‘grounds approach’ and th...
  • AUSTRALIAN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW: INSTITUTIONS, REFORMS AND IMPACT
    • No. 63-4, December 1985
    • Public Administration
    Over the last decade the Australian Government has enacted a package of legislative reforms dealing with administrative law, some aspects of which are radical and innovative. The reforms comprise t...
  • Information Exchange in European Administrative Law
    • No. 23-3, June 2016
    • Maastricht Journal of European and Comparative Law
    European policies are increasingly implemented through the joint production, gathering, management and exchange of information. These information exchange mechanisms may pose problems in the contex...
  • Reform of Administrative Law Remedies — Method or Madness?
    • No. 6-2, June 1975
    • Federal Law Review
    In the past few years, the subject of administrative law remedies has been studied intensively in many common law jurisdictions. In this article, David Mullan examines the various reforms and propo...
  • Re-Evaluating the Doctrine of Deference in Administrative Law
    • No. 45-4, December 2017
    • Federal Law Review
    It is frequently said that Australian administrative law does not have, and cannot accommodate, a doctrine of deference. These statements, from judges and commentators, tend to cite the High Court'...
  • The Reasonableness of Proportionality in the Australian Administrative Law Context
    • No. 43-1, March 2015
    • Federal Law Review
    Although the High Court has never ruled on the issue, the prevailing view has been that unless parliaments enact bills of rights, the principle of proportionality does not and cannot play a role in...
  • A Changing Role for the Administrative Law of Taxation
    • No. 24-2, June 2015
    • Social & Legal Studies
    This article examines reassurances by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development that administrative cooperation between tax officials, professionals and taxpayers is consistent with...
  • Administrative law in Sweden
    • No. 19-3, January 1953
    • International Review of Administrative Sciences
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