Cambridge University · Law · Administrative Law

In-depth notes on procedural fairness, prepared for 2019 Cambridge University law examination. Covers rule against bias (including Art.6 ECHR), right to fair hearing (including right to notice), and right to receive reasons. Author achieved first-class marks in this paper.

Extremely in-depth notes on retention of discretion (non-delegation and non-fettering), prepared for 2019 Cambridge University law examination. Focuses on answering problem questions critically and completely. Author achieved first-class marks in this paper.

Extremely in-depth notes on legitimate expectations, prepared for 2019 Cambridge University law examination. Focused on answering problem questions critically and completely. Author achieved first-class marks in this paper.

First class Administrative Law notes, last updated for Law exams at the University of Cambridge in 2018. These notes are concise & colourful. I have distilled the key principles for the main cases to make revision easier. The notes also cover key academic commentary in each area. The notes cover the following areas: 1) Introduction & constitutional foundations of judicial review 2) Jurisdiction 3) Collateral challenge & invalidity 4) Natural justice 5) Legitimate expectations 6) Retention of...

This is an extremely detailed and comprehensive set of notes on Administrative Law, covering the constitutional foundations of judicial review, jurisdiction, administrative unlawfulness, bias, legitimate expectations, reasons, purpose, substantive review, scope of judicial review principles and restriction of remedies.

A collection of good administrative law essay / PQ responses

Good PQ response for judicial review question involving standing, collateral challenge, fettering of discretion and reasonableness.

Good essay on legitimate expectations in the context of English law judicial review

1st class response to PQ on collateral challenge

1st class essay on constitutional foundations of judicial review in English law