The past year has once again provided a number of interesting administrative law decisions which highlight the complexities encountered in judicial reviews and appeals. Cases involving standards of review and jurisdiction have been particularly plentiful, while a number of cases dealing with standing, procedural fairness, and the Charter are also worthy of note.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
I. INTRODUCTION
II. STANDARDS OF REVIEW
III. JURISDICTION
IV. PROCEDURAL FAIRNESS
VI. SOLICITOR-CLIENT AND OTHER LEGAL PRIVILEGES
VII. ADMINISTRATIVE LAW, THE CONSTITUTION AND THE CHARTER
VIII. A MISCELLANY OF OTHER DEVELOPMENTS
IX. CONCLUSION