Publisher's Synopsis
The interest in public law and the growth in the number of challenges to actions by public bodies has led to a major expansion of the case law in the field of judicial review, together with the demands of European Union law and the increasing claims that public bodies have acted in breach of European law. Fully revised and updated, the new edition includes developments such as: * The availability of judicial review and the bodies subject to the control of the courts * Changes in the rule in O'Reilly and Mackman and the circumstances in which individuals may be able to by-pass judicial review * The machinery and procedure governing applications for judicial review * Remedies, including damages, for the enforcement of European law in the national courts
