Introduction to the grounds of judicial review

Introduction to the grounds of judicial review with through the lens of 'the Quartet': four cases that shaped the development of administrative law in the 1960s: Ridge v Baldwin, Conway v Rimmer, Padfield v Ministry for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, and Anisminic v Foreign Compensation Commission. Traces the reception of these cases into Canadian Administrative Law.
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0:00 Introduction to the grounds of judicial review
2:50 Ridge v Baldwin
7:48 Padfield v Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
13:36 Conway v Rimmer
17:08 Anisminic v Foreign Compensation Commission

[@demetriskoulafetis5536]

Outstanding tutorial i love your natural and precise way of delivery.

[@LindsayStirton]

Thank you. I am planning on eventually having an entire set of elementary public law videos on RUclips.

[@burqaavenger2440]

This is very good

[@meghanrecker6904]

thank you for helping me get through my public exam 🙏

[@LindsayStirton]

Absolutely delighted to hear that my videos were helpful to you, Meghan. Thank you for taking the time to comment. Where are you studying, and for which degree?

[@meghanrecker6904]

@@LindsayStirton I’m studying at Dalhousie (Schulich School of Law) for my J.D.! I’m a first year student from the states so Public Canadian Law is not something I have a lot of context for.

[@LindsayStirton]

I am sure you will be great. Lots of students struggle (at first) with administrative law, I think because its concerns seem remote from the sort of things that brought many of us to the study of law. Best of luck with the remainder of your studies.

[@meghanrecker6904]

@@LindsayStirton Thank you!

[@ahmedchowdhury3391]

@@LindsayStirton how long need judicial review take a decision for permission stage

[@reallifeexperience4072]

Please make 1 video how to apply judicial review with example

[@LindsayStirton]

Thank you for your suggestion. I will probably take you up on your suggestion, in time. But in the mean time, you may find some useful material in my video on 'What is Administrative Law?' (ruclips.net/video/hZsPPBGWX0U/видео.html). It is written mainly with Canadian administrative law students in mind, you may find some of it relevant to your question. See in particular, the example at 8'25''.

[@dougiecummings3898]

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[@waynethebrain7053]

Messy tutorial.

[@LindsayStirton]

I'm guessing you see that as a bad thing, Wayne, right? What would you like to see here Wayne? In any case, thanks for the feedback, it all helps.