Constitution of a county comprises of guiding principles for state to follow. It confers executive and legislative powers in the government . At the same time , It puts some limitations on it so that the government doesn't become an autocratic one.This check on the power is kept through the judiciary. read more
Judicial review is a power of the court to review and validate a law inacted by legislature . The court can declare a law null and void if it violates the basic structure of constitution. From above discussion it is clear that writs are issued upon violation of fundamental rights and Judicial review is a power of the court to review and validate a law. read more
Judicial review is a complicated and specialist area of law. You should consider seeking legal advice before commencing any judicial review proceeding. Judicial review must normally be sought in a superior court, such as the Victorian Supreme Court, the Federal Court or even the High Court. read more
However, unlike a writ of prohibition, superior courts issue writs of certiorari to review decisions which inferior courts have already made. The writ of prohibition is the counterpart of the writ to certiorari which too is issued against the action of an inferior court. read more