Joseph on constitutional and administrative Law / Philip A. Joseph.
Material type: TextPublisher: Wellington [New Zealand] : Thomson Reuters New Zealand Ltd., [2021]Copyright date: ©2021Edition: 5th editionDescription: xliv, 1577 pages ; 24 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 1988553458
- 9781988553450
- 342.93 23
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Includes bibliographical references.
1. Study of the Constitution -- 2. Sources of the Constitution -- 3. Establishment of British rule -- 4. Treaty of Waitangi -- 5. Tikanga Maori and the law -- 6. Development of the Constitution -- 7. "Unwritten" Constitution -- 8. Rule of law -- 9. Separation of powers -- 10. Conventions of the Constitution -- 11. Civil, political and human rights -- 12. Parliament -- 13. Officers of Parliament -- 14. Parliamentary privilege -- 15. Foundations of the Constitution -- 16. Parliamentary sovereignty -- 17. Constitutional entrenchment -- 18. The Crown -- 19. Royal prerogative -- 20. The Executive -- 21. The Courts -- 22. Judicial review -- 23. Illegality -- 24. Unreasonableness -- 25. Procedural impropriety -- 26. Delegated legislation -- 27. Public law remedies -- 28. Bill of Rights.
“Joseph on Constitutional and Administrative Law is the authoritative text on public law New Zealand. It maps the public law curriculum in the law schools, is a primary resource for central government and is cited regularly in the judgements of courts... It critiques public law developments against a variegated backdrop of Westminster inheritance, higher-law values and bicultural principles. A defining feature of the text is its scholarly account of the doctrinal foundations of public law, viewed through the twin lens of inherited doctrine and local innovation.”--Back cover.
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