Subjects:

Judicial Review

Contents:

Introduction.

Availability of Judicial Review.

Choice of Forum & the exclusivity of Judicial Review proceedings in Public Law.

Acts and Ommissions in respect of which judicial review is available.

Invalidity, partial invalidity and severance.

The perogative remedies:

Certiorari, prohibition and mandamus.

Declarations.

Injunctions.

The machinery of judicial review.

Standing.

The discretion of the court to refuse relief and the exclusion of judicial review.

Habeas Corpus.

Appeals & Statutory Applications.

Damages and principles governing public authority liability.

Remedies for the enforcement of EC law in national courts.

Reference to the European Court for a preliminary ruling under Article
77.

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