Author(s)	David Mullan
Publication Year	2001
Publisher	Irwin Law Inc.

ISBN: 9781552210093

Category: Administrative Law & Regulatory Practice

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Administrative Law

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Administrative law probably touches each of us as citizens in more ways than any other area of law. It is the body of law that ensures that governments (and government officials) deal with us in a manner that is both lawful and fair. It governs the myriad of relationships that we, as citizens, have with our governments at every turn, from our dealings with Revenue Canada, to the application for a municipal building permit. David Mullan is one of Canada’s leading scholars in the area of administrative law. His book not only provides a clear overview and analysis of this important field, it also explores the complex issues involved in balancing effective and efficient government with the protection of individual interests and concerns.

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David Mullan

Professor Mullan is recognized as one of Canada's foremost scholars in administrative law. He lectured at the Victoria University of Wellington before joining the Queen's University Faculty of Law in 1971. Apart from four years (1973–1977) at Dalhousie Law School, he remained at Queen's until January 2004. Professor Mullan has taught a range of private and public law courses, but his major area of academic interest has been administrative law, a field in which he has written extensively. He is co-author of Administrative Law: Cases, Text and Materials, now in its fourth edition, written in collaboration with faculty members at Osgoode Hall Law School and the University of Toronto. He is also the author of the Administrative Law Title in the Canadian Encyclopedia Digest. Over the past 25 years, he has served as consultant on a number of law reform projects and is currently a panelist under Chapter 19 of the North American Free Trade Agreement and a part-time member of the Ontario Human Rights Code Board of Inquiry. Professor Mullan has been a recipient of the Queen's University Alumni Award for Excellence in Teaching, the Queen's University Prize for Excellence in Research, and in 1996, the Canadian Association of Law Teachers' Award for Academic Excellence. In July 2004, David Mullan was appointed Integrity Commissioner for the City of Toronto.

Chapter Title	Contents	Contributors	Pages	Year	Price
The Reach of Administrative Law Preview	Introduces the book by considering the reach of administrative law, focusing on the players, their roles and their limits, available avenues of recourse when statutory and prerogative authorities …	David Mullan	26	2001	$2.60
Constitutional Foundations Preview	Discusses constitutional foundations, focusing on divisions of power, the implied Bill of Rights and other unwritten constitutional norms, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, as well as …	David Mullan	17	2001	$1.70
Jurisdiction Preview	Discusses jurisdiction, concentrating on the meaning of jurisdiction and the modern approach of the Supreme Court of Canada, which includes the relevance of privative clauses and statutory rights …	David Mullan	37	2001	$3.70
Jurisdictional Wrangling Preview	Explains jurisdictional wrangling, which deals with establishing a jurisdiction that would supplant that of the regular courts or pre-empt the regular courts’ entering a particular field. …	David Mullan	7	2001	$0.70
Error of Law and Error of Fact Review Preview	Discusses the error of law and error of fact review, placing focus on onus and standard of proof.	David Mullan	9	2001	$0.90
Abuse of Discretion Preview	Discusses the abuse of discretion, focusing on the nature of discretionary power and links with jurisdiction, specific grounds, discretionary powers and the Charter, other constitutional …	David Mullan	34	2001	$3.40
Delegated Legislation Preview	Explores delegated legislation, focusing on legislative scrutiny, public consultation and judicial review.	David Mullan	11	2001	$1.10
The Reach of Procedural Fairness Rights Preview	Discusses the reach of procedural fairness rights, focusing on justifying administrative process values, the sources of process claims, general procedural codes, specific statutory regimes and …	David Mullan	30	2001	$3.00
Legitimate Expectation Preview	Explains legitimate expectation, focusing on both legitimate expectation in the Supreme Court and legitimate expectation in the Lower Courts.	David Mullan	10	2001	$1.00
Procedural Protections under the Charter and Various Bills of Rights Preview	Discusses procedural protections under the Charter and the other various bills of rights, specifically focusing on the Charter, the Canadian Bill of Rights and the Québec Charter of Human …	David Mullan	27	2001	$2.70
Statutory Procedural Codes Preview	Discusses statutory procedural codes by considering statues that delineate certain common procedural standards for the range of decision makers which are within their ambit in Alberta, Ontario …	David Mullan	13	2001	$1.30
Consequences of a Denial of Procedural Rights Preview	Explores the consequences of a denial of procedural rights, focusing on the impact of judicial review and appeal rights, as well as the cure of defects on appeal.	David Mullan	5	2001	$0.50
Audi Alteram Partem (Hear the Other Side) Preview	Considers the importance of audi alteram partem (hear the other side), focusing on notice, discovery, the nature of hearings, the timing of hearings, representation, confidentiality, rules of …	David Mullan	89	2001	$8.90
Bias and Lack of Independence Preview	Discusses bias and lack of independence, focusing on expanding the reach of the bias principle, bias and multi-member tribunals, bias tests, common situations in which a reasonable apprehension …	David Mullan	29	2001	$2.90
The Adjectival or Ancillary Powers of Administrative Tribunals Preview	Explores the adjectival or ancillary powers of administrative tribunals, discussing jurisdiction of tribunals and statutory authorities generally to deal with Charter and other constitutional …	David Mullan	50	2001	$5.00
General Preview	Conducts general discussions on administrative law, focusing on the prerogative remedies, habeas corpus, certiorari, prohibition, mandamus, quo warranto, equitable relief and interim relief. The …	David Mullan	22	2001	$2.20
Statutory Reform Preview	Discusses statutory reform, focusing on the Federal Court Act, judicial review procedure acts such as those in British Columbia and Ontario, as well as other remedial reforms.	David Mullan	20	2001	$2.00
Standing Preview	Explores standing, focusing on the traditional law, representative actions, public interest standing, intervenor status, standing in the federal court and standing of the tribunal or authority …	David Mullan	16	2001	$1.60
Other Methods of Judicial Scrutiny of Administrative Action Preview	Explores other methods of judicial scrutiny of administrative action, particularly looking at statutory appeals and collateral attack.	David Mullan	11	2001	$1.10
Limits on Review Preview	Discusses limits on review, focusing on issue estoppel and remedies.	David Mullan	32	2001	$3.20
Money Remedies Preview	Considers money remedies, focusing on damages for administrative action or inaction and the repayment of monies paid to public authorities under a mistake.	David Mullan	22	2001	$2.20
The Ombudsman Preview	Discusses the concept of the Ombudsman, considering its jurisdiction and the Ombudsman in action. A summary of the advantages and disadvantages of the Ombudsman’s jurisdiction is also provided.	David Mullan	9	2001	$0.90
The Future Preview	Concludes by considering the future of administrative law, taking into account current trends such as privatization and outsourcing.	David Mullan	4	2001	$0.40
Glossary Preview	Provides a glossary of terms relevant to this book.	David Mullan	7	2001	$0.70

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