Administrative Law is the body of law regulating the ways in which government operates. It is about the rules and limits that apply to not only the operations of the Crown, Cabinets, Ministers, government departments, and municipal corporations but also the various administrative tribunals and agencies deployed by governments for the carrying out of governmental functions of all kinds. This course focuses on the circumstances under which government decision makers are subject to an obligation of procedural fairness, the content of that obligation, the extent to which substantive decision makers are subject to scrutiny by the courts in the name of jurisdiction or other principles of substantive review, and the remedial framework in which superior courts exercise their review powers, including monetary compensation for wrongful administrative action.

Pre/anti-requisites

Open only to current and prospective NCA candidates.

Pre-requisite: N/A

Anti-requisite: ADLW 6740 - Administrative Law: Overview and Current Developments, LAW 6842 - Canadian Administrative Law, CCLW 6442 - Canadian Administrative Law (Online)

NCA equivalence:

Yes - satisfies Canadian Administrative Law competency

Terms Offered

Fall 24

Course Section: A

6.0 credits

Fall 24

Course Section: B

6.0 credits

Winter 25

Course Section: M

6.0 credits

Winter 25

Course Section: N

6.0 credits

Summer 25

Course Section: A

6.0 credits

Summer 25

Course Section: B

6.0 credits

Fall 25

Course Section: A

6.0 credits

Fall 25

Course Section: B

6.0 credits

Summer 26

6.0 credits

Summer 26

6.0 credits

Fall 26

6.0 credits

Fall 26

6.0 credits

Winter 26

6.0 credits

Winter 26

6.0 credits

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