Administrative Law - Judicial review at common law - Procedural fairness - Right of party affected to be heard - Nature of hearing - Material evidence or matter not disclosed - Prejudicial documents giving rise to Medical Council appointing committee to determine doctor's fitness to practise - Documents provided to committee but not to doctor - Right to opportunity to comment or contradict.
Kioa v West [1985] HCA 81; (1985) 159 CLR 550, applied.
Aust Dig Administrative Law [62]
Administrative Law - Judicial review at common law - Procedural fairness - Right of party affected to be heard - Nature of hearing - Opportunity to present case - Determination by Medical Council as to whether doctor had mental capacity and skill to practise - Questions referred to committee for determination - Nature and adequacy of hearing before committee -Whether entitlement to a further hearing by the Medical Council.
Case Details
Citation[1998] TASSC 14
CourtTASSC
JurisdictionTasmania
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