Cross-posted from the Australian Public Law Blog Chantal Bostock is a Senior Lecturer at UNSW Law & Justice, and a former member of the AAT. As noted by colleagues, this blog series celebrates 50 years since the publication of the Kerr Report, which brought about great changes in Australian administrative law. In this blog post, […] Read more
Earlier this year the editors of the Australian Journal of Administrative Law asked me to comment on an essay by Professor Emeritus Mark Aronson. My short piece is entitled “The State of the Art in Contemporary Administrative Law“: This is a comment on Mark Aronson, “Judicial Review of Administrative Action: Between Grand Theory and Muddling […] Read more
This morning, the Supreme Court of Canada handed down its eagerly awaited (at least by s. 96 anoraks) decision in the Court of Quebec reference: Reference re Code of Civil Procedure (Que.), art. 35, 2021 SCC 27 (see here for my post on the Court of Appeal decision). This is a significant contribution to the […] Read more
Ce matin, la Cour suprême du Canada a rendu sa décision tant attendue (du moins par les amateurs de l’art. 96) dans le renvoi relatif à la Cour du Québec : Renvoi concernant le Code de procédure civile (Qc), art. 35, 2021 CSC 27 (voir ici pour mon commentaire sur la décision de la Cour d’appel). […] Read more
