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Setting the Scene,ions if not problems. Questions that keep stimulating debate and beg thought to ensure that the aim of controlling state power is continually met. The first relates to whether such review is justified, can it be said that judicial review is desirable to the extent of being part and parcel of “good”

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Three Systems of Judicial Review,hope to understand the feature of review and its contours by grasping the context against which it came to develop and function. This chapter charts the state of the judicial review of legislation in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and South Africa, mindful of each country’s background and legal

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Judicial Review and Democracy, judiciary to check the exercise of legislative power, tells us very little about the justification of this development. A legal construction such as the judicial review of legislation needs to be justified if it is to enjoy any legitimacy. However, it is probably safe to say that justifying judicia

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