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Further public law topics
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- Which principle underlies the doctrine that the executive may not act beyond the powers conferred by law, as in Entick v Carrington?
- The Minister introducing a Bill in the House of Commons must make a statement under section 19 of the Human Rights Act 1998. What must it say?
- Under Article 8 of the European Convention, a local authority interferes with a family's private life by removing a child. When is the interference justified?
- Which of these is a feature of the separation of powers in the UK?
- A court can quash a decision made under delegated legislation if the secondary legislation exceeds the powers granted by the parent Act. This is an example of which ground of judicial review?
- Which court is the final court of appeal for civil cases from England and Wales?
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