court controls Flashcards

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What are the two results of court controls

A

ultra vires and intra vires

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What does intra vires mean

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It is inside the powers of the enabling or parent act

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What does ultra vires mean

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It is outside the powers of the enabling or parent act

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4
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what are the three forms of ultra vires

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procedural, substantial, unreasonable

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What does substantial mean

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they have went beyond the powers available to them

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6
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What case is used for substantial ultra vires

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R v fire brigades

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7
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Explain R v fire brigades

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changes were made to the criminal injuries compensation scheme which was beyond the power they had

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What does procedural mean

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Proper procedure was no carried out when making the delegated legislation

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9
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What case is used for procedural

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Aylesbury mushroom case

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Explain Aylesbury mushroom case

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the mushroom growers association was not consulted which represented over 80% of the mushroom growers

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What does unreasonable mean

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the delegated legislation passed is unreasonable

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12
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What case is used for unreasonable

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Wednesbury

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Explain wednesbury

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A cinema was allowed to operate so long as no one under the age of 15 was allowed in on sundays

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