Administrative law relates to the legal principles governing the relationship between the government and the governed. The exercise of power by decision makers, including the state (the Crown), ministers, departmental officers, tribunals, boards, and commissions must be based on legal authority.
(from the Australian Encyclopaedic Legal Dictionary)
Resources
Control of Government Action: Text, Cases and Commentary by Publication Date: 6th ed, 2022
Principles of Administrative Law by Publication Date: 3rd ed, 2018
Judicial Review of Administrative Action and Government Liability by Publication Date: 7th ed, 2022
- Litigation, Evidence and Procedure Law (CCH iKnowConnect)Navigate to 'Your practice areas' and select 'Litigation, evidence and procedure law' to view relevant commentary. Within the commentary section, click the 'Administrative Appeals Tribunal practice' tab to view court practice information.