Principles of administrative law

PART I. GENERAL PRINCIPLE

• 1. Introduction: What is Administrative Law? 
• 2. Constitutional Aspects of Canadian Administrative Law 
• 3.Statutory Delegation of Governmental Powers 
• 4. Subordinate Legislation 

PART II. GROUNDS FOR JUDICIAL REVIEW

• 5. Introduction to the Grounds for Judicial Review 
• 6. Defects in Acquiring Jurisdiction 
• 7. Losing Jurisdiction Through an Abuse of Discretion 
• 8. Natural Justice and the Duty to be Fair: Historical Development and General Principles 
• 9. The Duty to be Fair: Audi Alteram Partem 
• 10. The Duty to be Fair: the Rule Against Bias 
• 11. Errors of Law on the Face of the Record 

PART III. STANDARDS OF REVIEW

• 12. Standards of Review 

PART IV REMEDIES

• 13. Introduction to Remedies 
• 14. Appeals from Administrative Decisions 
• 15. The Prerogative Remedies 
• 16. Private Law Remedies and the Tort Liability of Public Authorities 

• Appendix 1. Alberta Administrative Procedures Act 
• Appendix 2. Ontario Statutory Powers Procedure Act 
• Appendix 3. Ontario Judicial Review Procedure Act 
• Appendix 4. Alberta Rules of Court, Part 56, Crown Practice Rules in Civil Matters 
• Appendix 5. Federal Courts Act 
• Appendix 6. B.C. Administrative Truibunals Act