CML 1110 Lecture Notes - Lecture 16: Determinative, Ultra Vires, Natural Justice

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Administrative law is a division of public law. An administrative body or tribunal conducts its affairs or renders its decisions in accordance with standards usually set out in the enabling statute. Under the doctrines of parliamentary sovereignty, policy making can be delegated by a legislative body. The inferior bodies to which authority is delegated are referred to as boards, commissions, tribunals, agencies (ex. subordinate agency, the municipal council) Since the late seventies and early eighties, the courts have blurred the distinction between analytically classified judicial and quasi-judicial tribunals on the other. 1: with the development of the doctrine of fairness the need for classification has been somewhat reduced. Lalonde c. ontario (commission de restructuration des services de sant ), [2001] University of ottawa: judicial review of administrative decision-making. An administrative tribunal may enact rules or make decisions only within the bounds of the authority granted to it by its governing statue.

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