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Administrative Law

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2011

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Cane, Peter

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Oxford University Press

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The fifth edition of this key student text provides an accessible and stimulating account of the legal framework of public administration. The new edition has been thoroughly reorganized to reflect the modern tranformation in the perception of the nature and function of administrative law.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/55734

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