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What does unreasonableness (irrationality) mean?
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A decision that is too outrageous or defies logical and moral standards that no sensible person would come up with this decision. 
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What does illegality mean?
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A decision-maker must understand law as it controls the decision-making power and gives effect to it. Must apply law in the correct way 
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what is the Carltona exception? What was held?
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No-delegation rule, based on the principle of ministerial responsibility. It was held a large degree of delegation of functions is both PERMISSIBLE + NECESSARY since it would be physically impossible for the minister to exercise personality all the discretionary powers which are vested inc the minister in their offical capacity 
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What was held in the Anisminic v Foreign Compensation Commission [1969] case?
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FCC made a jurisdictional error 
Commission’s determination was in fact no determination at all, but a purported determination 
Ouster clause did NOT prevent the courts from correcting jurisdictional errors
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What are the legitimate expectations of Procedural Impropriety?
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Right to know the opposing case 
Right to be heard 
Right to an oral hearing 
Oral hearing + cross examination of witnesses 
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What happened in the Ridge v Baldwin (1964) case? What is the relevance to PI?
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Ridge = dismissed from his position; he instructed justice, and the committee did not give him a chance to respond. 

You have to be aware of the case and the argument against you. 
You should be given the opportunity to represent yourself or to be represented by legal representatives. 
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Who preferred and came up with the term, irrationality? 
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Lord Greene
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Who can bring a case a forward? And how long do they have to bring a case forward?
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Someone with sufficient interest, in which they are directly and adversely impacted. They have a maximum of 3 months to bring a case, but sooner the better 
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What is meant by procedural fairness?
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Everyone has the right to be heard, and make representations for themselves. 

Check Ridge v Baldwin (1964)
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What is it meant by ouster clause in a case?
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Case must not be too complicated in order to bring the case, but in general you have 6 weeks to bring the case. 
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What does Judicial Review handle?
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Public law matters and public bodies 
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What are the grounds for judicial review?
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Illegality 
Unreasonableness 
Procedural impropriety 
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Q:
What does unreasonableness (irrationality) mean?
A:
A decision that is too outrageous or defies logical and moral standards that no sensible person would come up with this decision. 
Q:
What does illegality mean?
A:
A decision-maker must understand law as it controls the decision-making power and gives effect to it. Must apply law in the correct way 
Q:
what is the Carltona exception? What was held?
A:
No-delegation rule, based on the principle of ministerial responsibility. It was held a large degree of delegation of functions is both PERMISSIBLE + NECESSARY since it would be physically impossible for the minister to exercise personality all the discretionary powers which are vested inc the minister in their offical capacity 
Q:
What was held in the Anisminic v Foreign Compensation Commission [1969] case?
A:
FCC made a jurisdictional error 
Commission’s determination was in fact no determination at all, but a purported determination 
Ouster clause did NOT prevent the courts from correcting jurisdictional errors
Q:
What are the legitimate expectations of Procedural Impropriety?
A:
Right to know the opposing case 
Right to be heard 
Right to an oral hearing 
Oral hearing + cross examination of witnesses 
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Q:
What happened in the Ridge v Baldwin (1964) case? What is the relevance to PI?
A:
Ridge = dismissed from his position; he instructed justice, and the committee did not give him a chance to respond. 

You have to be aware of the case and the argument against you. 
You should be given the opportunity to represent yourself or to be represented by legal representatives. 
Q:
Who preferred and came up with the term, irrationality? 
A:
Lord Greene
Q:
Who can bring a case a forward? And how long do they have to bring a case forward?
A:
Someone with sufficient interest, in which they are directly and adversely impacted. They have a maximum of 3 months to bring a case, but sooner the better 
Q:
What is meant by procedural fairness?
A:
Everyone has the right to be heard, and make representations for themselves. 

Check Ridge v Baldwin (1964)
Q:
What is it meant by ouster clause in a case?
A:
Case must not be too complicated in order to bring the case, but in general you have 6 weeks to bring the case. 
Q:
What does Judicial Review handle?
A:
Public law matters and public bodies 
Q:
What are the grounds for judicial review?
A:
Illegality 
Unreasonableness 
Procedural impropriety 
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