LAW 206 Administrative Law Exam 2023
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LAW 206: 07/06/2023, Lecturer Dr Gatsi, University of Buea, Faculty of Laws and Political Science, Department of English Law: the protections afforded to the contracting party against the Administration's exorbitant contractual powers (financial rebalancing, the theory of unforeseen circumstances, fait du prince compensation, control against misuse of power, judicial review); the doctrinal contribution of the Ngongang Njanke Martin case (Federal Court of Justice, judgment No. 20 of 20/03/1968) to conceptualizing Unilateral Administrative Acts (answered on the general, well-established doctrinal framework, with the judgment's specific unverified text/facts not fabricated); and the notion of public order and the rules for resolving conflicts of jurisdiction between public-order authorities (cross-referenced to Paper 2).
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University of Buea
Faculty of Law and Political Science - FLPS
Administrative Law
Exam · Second Semester · Level 200
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How is the other party protected against the powers of the Administration in Administrative Contracts?
Discuss the contribution of the Ngongang Njanke Martin case (Federal Court of Justice, judgment No. 20 of 20th March 1968) in conceptualizing the notion of Unilateral Administrative Acts.
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- LAW206 (LAW 206)
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- 2023
- Level
- Level 200
- Semester
- Second Semester
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