Subjects:

Practice & Procedure

Contents:

Introduction

Availability of Judicial Review

Choice of Forum and the Exclusivity of Judicial Review Proceedings in Public Law

Judicially Reviewable Acts and Omissions

Invalidity, Partial Invalidity and Severance

The Prerogative Remedies: Quashing Orders, Prohibiting Orders and Mandatory Orders

Declarations

Injunctions

Machinery of Judicial Review

Standing

Discretion of the Court to Refuse a Remedy and the Exclusion of Judicial Review

Habeas Corpus

Appeals and Statutory Applications

Damages and the Principles Governing Public Authority Liability

Remedies for the Enforcement of EU Law in National Courts

References to the European Court for a Preliminary Ruling under Art.234EC.

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