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What is the principle that administrative decisions must be made in accordance with the law?
What is the principle that administrative decisions must be made in accordance with the law?
- Illegality (correct)
- Procedural Impropriety
- Impropriety
- Natural Justice
What is the term for a decision being so outrageous and unreasonable that no reasonable public body would come to that decision?
What is the term for a decision being so outrageous and unreasonable that no reasonable public body would come to that decision?
- Procedural Impropriety
- Irrationality (correct)
- Illegality
- Impropriety
What is the term for the breach of the principle of fairness and the right to a fair hearing?
What is the term for the breach of the principle of fairness and the right to a fair hearing?
- Natural Justice (correct)
- Illegality
- Procedural Impropriety
- Impropriety
What occurred in the case of Ridge v Baldwin?
What occurred in the case of Ridge v Baldwin?
What was the outcome in the case of Wheels v Liverpool City Council?
What was the outcome in the case of Wheels v Liverpool City Council?
What is the consequence if a public body exceeds its statutory powers?
What is the consequence if a public body exceeds its statutory powers?
What is the principle that requires administrative decisions to be made in accordance with the law?
What is the principle that requires administrative decisions to be made in accordance with the law?
What is the term for a decision that is so outrageous and unreasonable that no reasonable public body would come to that decision?
What is the term for a decision that is so outrageous and unreasonable that no reasonable public body would come to that decision?
What is the term for the breach of the principle of fairness and the right to a fair hearing?
What is the term for the breach of the principle of fairness and the right to a fair hearing?
What was the reason for the judicial review in the case of Ridge v Baldwin?
What was the reason for the judicial review in the case of Ridge v Baldwin?
What is the fundamental principle that relates to the lawfulness of administrative decisions?
What is the fundamental principle that relates to the lawfulness of administrative decisions?
What is the consequence of a public body exceeding its statutory powers?
What is the consequence of a public body exceeding its statutory powers?
What is the term for a decision that is so unreasonable that no reasonable public body would make it?
What is the term for a decision that is so unreasonable that no reasonable public body would make it?
What was the basis for the judicial review in the case of Ridge v Baldwin?
What was the basis for the judicial review in the case of Ridge v Baldwin?
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