Administrative and Regulatory Law

Provides an updated look at administrative law in Canada, taking new case law into account while providing readers with a comprehensive guide to the subject.

Explains the latest developments relating to the powers and procedures of the many and varied public officials, boards and agencies that exercise statutory authority.

Rather than attempting to discuss the abundance of case law which emerges yearly from every Canadian jurisdiction, the authors provide a conceptual framework for understanding this ever-changing body of law.

Offers a substantive view of the law along with practical guidance on the issues that can arise in the judicial review process. Includes an annual survey of the most important administrative law cases decided in the past year by the Supreme Court of Canada.

This authoritative casebook provides a collaborative analysis of key principles and seminal cases by leveraging the voices of Canada’s leading scholars and practitioners.
Only three TMU users can access the ebook at the same time. Please "return" the book when you are finished with it.

An easy-to-use reference that provides straightforward access to the most relevant administrative law cases. Detailed case summaries are organized into two sections – cases of specific application and cases pertaining to professional associations – and then broken down by subject matter.

Provides analysis and practical guidance on modern administrative decision-making and agency operation. Includes precedents and checklists.

Only three TMU users can access the ebook at the same time. Please "return" the book when you are finished with it.
Also available in print for a 2-hour loan: KE5015.A7 A35 2022 (Law Library Reserve)

Explores the restrictions on which matters courts may decide and which are moot, hypothetical, political in nature or not yet ripe for a decision.