Description

This book examines the principles of administrative law and just administrative action, the control of administrative action, the judicial review thereof and available remedies.

The text is an academic discussion and an overview of case law pertaining to the administrative action of the state within the constitutional framework and applicable legislation, such as the Promotion of Administrative Justice Act. It is divided into five parts, dealing with the founding principles of just administrative action, the powers, duties and functions of administrators, the control of administrative action, procedural issues around the judicial review of administrative action and the remedies available to aggrieved parties.

Product Information