This text addresses questions such as: When will a matter be dealt with in the courts? When will a matter be decided in the legislature or by the executive branch of the government? Which disputes should appropriately be before a judge? Is an issue too premature, complex, vague, or hypothetical to be decided by a court?
Also available in print KE5036 .B76 2009 LAW (Reserve).
Designed to be a primary source of the statute and case law in the field of judicial review, this text also includes important legislation, regulations, rules, forms, and practice directions for each jurisdiction.
How do federal courts decide when to defer to the expertise of administrative tribunals, and when to overturn a decision on appeal or judicial review? The answers are in this book, now in its 4th edition.
Boundaries of Judicial Review: the Law of Justiciability in Canada, 2nd edition by 
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