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Claudia Lange, Unreasonableness as a Ground of Judicial Review in South Africa – Constitutional Challenges for South Africa's Administrative Law - [Claudia Lange, Unreasonableness as a Ground of Judicial Review in South Africa – Constitutional Challenges for South Africa's Administrative Law (Recht und Verfassung in Südafrika Vol. 16; Nomos, Baden-Baden 2002; 120 pages, ISBN 3-7890-7832-8, 24 EUR)]

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  06 March 2019

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References

1 The relevant provisions are section 24 of the Interim Constitution of 1994 and section 33 of the (final) Constitution of 1996.Google Scholar

2 Act 3 of 2000.Google Scholar

3 1988 (3) SA 132 (A) at 152 A-B.Google Scholar

4 Sec. 1, 1996 Constitution.Google Scholar

5 1999 (3) SA 304 (LAC).Google Scholar

6 I.e. the term used in the Interim Constitution to denote “reasonableness.”Google Scholar

7 Sec. 33(1), 1996 Constitution.Google Scholar

8 Sec. 33(3), 1996 Constitution.Google Scholar

9 Sec. 1, PAJA.Google Scholar

10 See, Pietzcker, Jöst, Individual Rights, The External Effect of Administrative Action and Judicial Review, in Realising Administrative Justice 99 (Hugh Corder and Linda van der Vijver eds., 2002); Iain Currie & Jonathan Klaaren, The Promotion of Administrative Justice Act Benchbook 81 (2001).Google Scholar

11 See, Jowell, Jeffrey, Administrative justice and the new constitutionalism in the United Kingdom, in Realising Administrative Justice 93 (Hugh Corder and Linda van der Vijver eds., 2002).Google Scholar