Constitutional and administrative law. Cases and materials - Peter Cumper

This collection of materials is the companion volume to the corresponding "Blackstone's LLB Learning Text on Constitution and Administrative Law". Used together, they provide a learning programme which enables students to learn the subject at their own pace and in their own time. More importantly, the cases and materials on their own are a portable library, allowing the student to concentrate his or her energies on researching and understanding difficult legal points.;The materials have been extracted and is presented in the same order as it is dealt with in the "LLB Learning Text". This enables the student to analyze the material and understand the way in which it complements and expands upon the guidance give by the "Learning Text". Answers to the end-of-chapter assessment questions in the corresponding "Learning Text" are found in these "Cases and Materials" volumes.;In the absence of a written constitution, the sources of British constitutional and administrative law are diverse and varied. An appreciation of their significance is essential for a proper understanding of this subject.;Therefore, the extracts reproduced in this book cover a wide range of legal and non-legal sources, from important cases and legislation to relevant law journal articles, scholarly texts and proposals for legal reform. Used in conjunction with "Blackstone's LLB Learning Text on Constitutional & Administrative Law", this volume provides students with an integrated learning experience.