Difference between revisions of "Review of Administrative Decisions for Public Complaints (5:III)"

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 Several remedies are available through judicial review:
-:a) an order in the nature of ''mandamus'' that requires a tribunal to exercise certain powers;
+# an order in the nature of ''mandamus'' that requires a tribunal to exercise certain powers;
-:b) an order in the nature of ''prohibition'' that prohibits a tribunal from exercising unlawful authority;
+# an order in the nature of ''prohibition'' that prohibits a tribunal from exercising unlawful authority;
-:c) an order in the nature of ''certiorari'' that quashes a tribunal decision;
+# an order in the nature of ''certiorari'' that quashes a tribunal decision;
-:d) where there is an exercise, refusal to exercise, or a proposed or purported exercise of a statutory power, an injunction or declaration from the court; or
+# where there is an exercise, refusal to exercise, or a proposed or purported exercise of a statutory power, an injunction or declaration from the court; or
-:e) a court-issued declaration to clarify the law.
+# a court-issued declaration to clarify the law.
 A party may also challenge a tribunal decision via a civil action for a declaration or injunction. For non-statutory tribunals, this is the only method of challenge. This is also the only method of challenge wherein the court may grant damages.