LL.B 415

Administrative Law I

Name: Administrative Law I

Course Number: LL.B 415

Credit(s): 3

Course Description

This course imparts fundamental principles guiding administrative action within courts and tribunals. Students gain the skills to analyze legal systems and apply principles to intricate factual scenarios. The course also teaches the interpretation of statutes and their application in resolving legal issues.

Learning Outcomes:

Elaborate on the constitutional foundations of administrative law in Commonwealth Countries.
Examine the grounds for judicial review within Commonwealth legal frameworks.
Outline procedural rules relevant to legal challenges against exercises of power by institutions, including rules of standing.
Compare and contrast the variations in the approach to administrative law across Commonwealth Countries.
Conduct a critical analysis of both legal and non-legal sources related to the subject of administrative law and administrative justice.

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