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Constitutional and administrative law in New Zealand / Philip A. Joseph.
Joseph, Philip A. (Philip Austin), author.
2014
KUQ1750 .J67 2014 (Map It)
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Author
Joseph, Philip A. (Philip Austin), author.
Title
Constitutional and administrative law in New Zealand / Philip A. Joseph.
Published
Wellington : Brookers Ltd., [2014]
Copyright
©2014
Call Number
KUQ1750 .J67 2014
Edition
4th edition.
ISBN
9780864728432
0864728433
Description
xxxviii, 1,466 pages ; 24 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)878954354
Summary
Constitutional and Administrative Law in New Zealand is the authoritative text on public law in New Zealand. The new edition consolidates the high scholarly standards of the earlier editions in analysing New Zealand's public law arrangements. Now in its fourth edition, this treatise represents a thorough and comprehensive revision of all areas of public law. It explores the doctrinal foundations of public law and critiques modern legislative and judicial developments, integrating the most recent decisions of the courts as part of the in-depth analysis of public law principles. The new edition is critical of several case law developments and offers alternative perspectives for promoting New Zealand's public law processes.
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Previous edition: 2007.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Constitutional & administrative law in New Zealand
1. Study of the Constitution
2. Sources of the Constitution
3. Establishment of British rule
4. Treaty of Waitangi
5. Development of the Constitution
6. "Unwritten" Constitution
7. Rule of law
8. Separation of powers
9. Conventions of the Constitution
10. Civil, political and human rights
11. Parliament
12. Officers of Parliament
13. Parliamentary privilege
14. Foundations of the Constitution
15. Parliamentary sovereignty
16. Constitutional entrenchment
17. The Crown
18. Royal prerogative
19. Reserve powers of the Crown
20. The Executive
21. The Courts
22. Judicial review
23. Illegality
24. Unreasonableness
25. Procedural impropriety
26. Delegated legislation
27. Public law remedies
28. Bill of Rights.

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