Administrative Law- GPR 203 Module 2: EVENING Lecture Notes By: Prof. Migai Akech Lecture 1 and 2: Thursday October 2012 – B3 5.30-8.30 PM INTRODUCTION Definition Administrative law is the law relating to the control relating to government power. The primary purpose of administrative law is to keep the powers of government within their legal bounds‚ so as to protect citizens against abuse. Nature and Purpose of Administrative law Article 47 of the constitution
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(a)(i) A director can be removed from the office before the expiration of his office if the company passes an ordinary solution at the general meeting which is considered by shareholders in general meeting. The procedures of the removal of a director under S157B are as follows‚ 1) the company receives a notice of a resolution to remove a director 2) the company sends a copy of the notice to the director concerned 3) the director concerned shall be entitled to be heard on the resolution in the
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c) Would you‚ if you were the magistrate‚ grant the application for the joint trial of Apek and Tok. The issue is whether the application for the joint trial of Apek and Tok can be granted. The general rule is as stipulated in Section 163 of the CPC which requires that every charge against the accused person shall be tried separately. The purpose of this section is to prevent embarassment and unfairness to the accused as stated in the case of R v Sakandar Khan1. However‚ there are several exception
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Coughlan Case and Essay Substantive Legitimate Expectation Theory That where a PA represents (either by express promise or by course of dealings) that it will conduct itself in a certain way that rep may give rise to an expectation that the pa will continue to act in this way giving rise to l.e Maybe too focused on merits of the case... Craig suggests that the protection of LE is in the interests of constitutional law… providing predictability‚ regularity and certainty. Bingham in
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LSS Lecture Topics for Essays… Legislative…Privative Clauses…should they be legal‚ how does this accord with constitutional law..- recommended Rule Against Bias P will seek review of the decision on the grounds that DM failed to comply with natural justice (s.5(1)a‚ insofar as he was biased (how?) Test: would a fair minded lay observer reasonably apprehend that dm might not bring an impartial mind to the decision(ebner) A reasonable apprehension of bias FMLO has all relevant knowledge
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The Law of Nationbuilding - Does the UN Security Council have Authority to create new States? – - by Alexander-Georg Rackow – I. Introduction A. Situation in Kosovo and Iraq “Kosovo‚ an explosive region that once was a province of Serbia‚ has been on a long road to a kind of independence with international supervision. During the negotiations‚ the United Nations Security Council faced the challenge of finding a formula to protect about 114‚000 ethnic Serbs while giving the majority ethnic
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CHAPTER 1: BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS 1. What are three types of business organizations? i. Sole Proprietorship - One man is in business for himself - No special rules governing sole proprietorship‚ - Treated no differently from anyone else at law - Use own to resources to provide skill‚ labor‚ capital‚ and other resources to run the business - Unlimited liabilities - Registered under Registration of Business Act 1956
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CORPORATION CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES Powers of the Corporation CORPORATE POWERS UNDER THE CORPORATION CODE 1. • • • • • • • • • • • • 2. 3. Section 36 – General Powers and Capacity of the Corporation To sue and be sued in its corporate name Of succession by its corporate name for the period stated in the AOI and the COI To adopt and use a corporate seal To amend its AOI in accordance with the provisions of the Code For stock corp – to issue or sell stocks to subscribers and sell
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Civil Procedure (CPC) (Amendment) Act‚ 1999 ;Code of Civil Procedure (CPC) (Amendment) Act‚ 2002 *Case Note: Code of Civil Procedure‚ 1908 (Central Act 5 of 1908 as amended by Act 46 of 1999 and Act 22 of 2002) - Provisions are not in any way ultra vires of the Constitution or without legislative competence. These writ petitions have been filed seeking to challenge amendments made to the Code of Civil Procedure by amendments made in 1999 and 2002. After notice was issued in W. A. 496/2002‚ the
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