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Judicial review

Judicial review of administrative action can be used to challenge a development approval if it can be shown that proper processes have not been followed (eg. where a relevant authority fails to properly advertise a development application). A typical outcome of judicial review would be a court order that the relevant authority remedy any irregularities in its assessment process. This type of appeal usually needs to be instituted in the Supreme Court rather than the Environment Resources and Development Court.

Judicial review  :  Last Revised: Wed Aug 27th 2014
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