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Appeal Systems in Statutory Disputes

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What is the purpose of creating an appeal system in a statute?

To make the legal process more complicated

To exhaust the remedies before allowing a judicial review application (correct)

To prevent any disputes from being taken to the courts

To provide a faster alternative to the judicial review process

Who may hear the appeal under the appeal system?

Courts and tribunals

Courts, tribunals, inquiries, ministers, and inspectors (correct)

Only courts

Courts, tribunals, and inquiries

In what case may a judge allow a judicial review claim to proceed despite the availability of an alternative remedy?

If the alternative remedy is faster than the judicial review process

If the alternative remedy can fully deal with the matter

If the matter requires specialist knowledge possessed by the appellate body (correct)

If the matter requires extensive legal expertise

What factor may be considered by a judge when allowing a judicial review claim to proceed?

The speed with which the appeal can determine the matter Signup and view all the answers

What does Ex p Waldron (1986) describe regarding the exercise of discretion in allowing a judicial review claim to proceed?

Factors influencing a judge's decision to allow a review claim to proceed Signup and view all the answers

According to Lord Diplock in R v IRC, when is it considered necessary for the actions of officers or departments of central government to be subject to judicial review?

When they are accountable to a court of justice for the lawfulness of their actions Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary responsibility of Parliament regarding the actions of officers or departments of central government?

To assess the efficiency and policy of their actions Signup and view all the answers

In which areas do administrative tribunals in the UK handle the heaviest case loads according to the text?

Social security and child support tribunals Signup and view all the answers

What is a key feature of the tribunal system in the UK, as mentioned in the text?

It is designed to be more people friendly and less costly than the formal court system Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of administrative tribunals in the UK?

To provide a more accessible and less formal alternative to courts for resolving certain types of disputes Signup and view all the answers