Оценка 5,0 (3) Administrative discretion refers to the decision-making power of administrative authorities within certain limits set by legislation. There are several reasons ...

-. Administrative Discretion means the freedom of an administrative authority ... material. 1. Cross-examination: Examination of a witness by the adverse ...

This is certainly true with regard to the exercise of administrative discretion. It will be assumed that governmental administration should and must be ...

This finds expression in the rule that administrative decision-makers exercising discretionary powers must not fetter their discretion (the 'no-fettering rule') ...

The aim of this chapter is to present the state of the law relating to the exercise and review of discretion in Canada and to highlight the challenges that dis-.

It is not correct to think that administrative “discretion is completely non-reviewable by the courts.” However, the judicial control over administrative ...

6 окт. 2015 г. · WHY IS ADMINISTRATIVE DISCRETION. NEEDED? ▻ Because many laws are unclear, implementation involves some degree of deference and delegation by ...

30 сент. 2020 г. · Administrative authority should exercise discretion judicially and not arbitrarily, whimsically or without applying judicial mind. In a case ( ...

The APA essentially divides administrative action into three parts: quasi-judicial adjudication; quasi-legislative rulemaking; and a residual category, which I ...

Administrative Discretion and Article 14. Article14 prevents arbitrary discretion being vested in the executive. Equality is antithetic to arbitrariness ...