Judicial review
Judicial reviews allows individuals, and others, to challenge the lawfulness of decisions made by public authorities.
External links
- JR guide. Courts and Tribunals Judiciary, 'The Administrative Court Judicial Review Guide 2022' (October 2022) — "This is the seventh edition of the Judicial Review Guide, which has become a valuable resource for all who are involved in proceedings before the Administrative Court. It covers all the stages of a claim for judicial review. Good practice is identified and pitfalls foreshadowed. It is required reading for all those who conduct judicial review cases (whether or not they are lawyers)." Superseded by: Courts and Tribunals Judiciary, 'The Administrative Court Judicial Review Guide 2023' (October 2023).
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What links here:
- R (Tagoe-Thompson) v The Hospital Managers of the Park Royal Centre [2003] EWCA Civ 330
- Courts and Tribunals Judiciary, 'The Administrative Court Judicial Review Guide 2022' (October 2022)
- Courts and Tribunals Judiciary, 'The Administrative Court Judicial Review Guide 2023' (October 2023)
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