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ISBN 10: 1509930353
ISBN 13: 9781509930357
Author: Tt Arvind, Richard Kirkham ,Daithí Mac Síthigh, Lindsay Stirton
Table of contents:
PART I: SETTING THE SCENE
1. Introduction: Judicial Review and the Quartet
- I. Introduction
- II. Continuity or Discontinuity? The Quartet and the Legacy of the Past
- III. The Quartet’s Legal and Symbolic Legacy
- IV. The Unfinished Legacy of the Quartet: Questions Left Unresolved
2. Lord Reid: The Judge as Law Maker?
PART II: THE QUARTET IN CONTEXT
3. Ridge v Baldwin: Executive and Judicial Approaches to Administrative Law Before and During the Qu
- I. Introduction
- II. The Background
- III. The High Court and the Court Of Appeal
- IV. Natural Justice Pre-Ridge
- V. Ridge in the Lords
- VI. After the Lords
- VII. The Changing Climate toward Administrative Law
- VIII. Assessing Ridge v Baldwin
- IX. Conclusions
4. Judges and Parliamentary Democracy: The Lessons of Padfield v Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries
- I. Introduction
- II. The Background
- III. The Issues
- IV. The Court Decisions
- V. The Aftermath40
- VI. Padfield and the Constitutional Architecture
- VII. Conclusions
5. Legitimacy and the Courts: The Forgotten Story of Conway v Rimmer
- I. Introduction
- II. The Long Road to Conway v Rimmer
- III. An Alternative View: Principle, Pragmatism and the need for Crown Privilege
- IV. Broader Themes: Courts, Administrators and the Limits of Legitimacy
- V. Conclusion
6. Anisminic in Retrospect
- I. Prologue
- II. Preclusive Provisions and Constitutional Principles: The Rule of Law and Parliamentary Sovereign
- III. Drafting and Interpretation
- IV. Epilogue
PART III: THE LEGACY OF THE QUARTET
7. Plus ça Change? An Empirical Analysis of Judicial Review in Modern Administrative Law
- I. Introduction
- II. Judicial Review and General Administrative Law
- III. Judicial Review and Individual Grievances
- IV. General Administrative Law and Public Interest Judicial Review
- V. Topics of Claim and Legal Expertise: Specialist or Generalist?
- VI. Controlling Access to Judicial Review
- VII. Funding Judicial Review and Unrepresented Litigants
- VIII. Concluding Remarks
8. The Reawakening of Common Law Rights: Are they Still ‘Suitable for the Winning of Freedom in the
- I. Introduction
- II. Do Common Law Rights now Provide the Same Level of Protection as the HRA?
- III. Will Common Law Rights Provide the Same Level of Human Rights Protection as the HRA in Future?
- IV. Conclusion
9. Beyond the End of Ouster Clause History?
- I. Introduction
- II. The End of History?
- III. Ouster Clauses and Exclusions on Judicial Review
- IV. Towards A Jurisprudence of Legal Exclusion
PART IV: THE QUARTET OUTSIDE ENGLAND
10. Administrative Law and the Administrative Court for – or in – Wales
- I. Introduction
- II. Administrative Law in Wales5
- III. The Administrative Court in England and Wales
- IV. The Administrative Court in Wales – Jurisdiction
- V. The Future of Administrative Law in Wales
- VI. CONCLUSION – ‘FOR’ OR ‘IN’?
11. The Rule of Law against Judicial Review? The Quartet in Scots Administrative Law
- I. Introduction
- II. Administrative Law in Scotland
- III. The Quartet in Scots Law
- IV. Lord Reid, the Quartet and Scots Administrative Law
- V. Conclusion
12. The Quartet Plus Two: Judicial Review in Northern Ireland
- I. Introduction
- II. Politics and the Northern Ireland Constitution
- III. The ‘Plus Two’
- IV. Government by Default
- V. Conclusion
PART V: COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES ON THE QUARTET
13. Israeli Administrative Law and the Quartet – One Step Ahead
- I. Introduction
- II. English Administrative Law and the Foundations of Israeli Administrative Law
- III. The Prophecy of the Quartet in Israel
- IV. Beyond the Quartet: Why was Israeli Administrative Law One Step Ahead?
- V. Conclusion
14. Importation and Indigeneity: The Quartet in New Zealand Administrative Law
- I. Introduction
- II. The Quartet in NewZealand
- III. Importation and Indigeneity
- IV. Conclusion
15. The Quartet in the New Commonwealth
- I. Introduction
- II. The Quartet in Historical Perspective
- III. Selected New Commonwealth Jurisdictions
- IV. Themes
- V. Conclusion
PART VI: THE QUARTET IN THEORY, PRACTICE AND HISTORY
16. The Quartet Cases Compared
- I. The Legal Context
- II. Six Bases for Comparison
- III. Conclusion
17. ‘Judicial Power’ and Political Power: Reflections in Light of the Quartet
- I. Introduction
- II. Thinking about Judicial Power
- III. Political Power: Institutional not Personal
- IV. Ridge v Baldwin: The Power of Procedure
- V. Padfield v Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food: Power, Proper Purposes and Parliamentary
- VI. Anisminic v Foreign Compensation Commission: Legislative Power and the Rule of Law
- VII. Conway v Rimmer: An Assertion of Jurisdiction; a Loss of Power
- VIII. Conclusion
18. Strategic Judging: Lessons from the Reid Era of Judicial Decision-Making
- I. Introduction
- II. The Reid Era as an Instance of Behavioural Change
- III. Evidencing the Shift in Behavioural Decision-Making during the Reid Era
- IV. A Sketch of Institutional Relationships
- V. A Brief Typology of Judicial Moves
- VI. Conclusion
PART VII: CONCLUSION
19. The Real Argument about Judicial Review
- I. Introduction: The Significance of the Quartet
- II. A Fading Core: Law and Administration before the Quartet
- III. Dynamic Administration and the Courts: (Re)Discovering the Doctrinal Dimensions of the Quartet
- IV. The Quartet and the Real Argument about Judicial Review
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