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public law

NOUN
  1. a law affecting the public at large

How To Use public law In A Sentence

  • It is the first systematic account of the history of English public law and is no dry dusty musing but packed with forensic and creative writing. Times, Sunday Times
  • Increasingly, public law claims are done by conditional fee agreement. Times, Sunday Times
  • Increasingly, public law claims are done by conditional fee agreement. Times, Sunday Times
  • Normally, a body is subject to judicial review if it is the creation of statute and performs public law duties.
  • Section 41 imposes a duty on the court to appoint a guardian ad litem in most public law proceedings under the Act.
  • Often the question at issue will be the application of uncontentious principles of public law to a particular factual situation.
  • That case was not concerned with public law but was a civil action for damages.
  • Please NB, lets not equate passing "dalliances" with promoting a lifestyle in public law. Bulova/Marsden Town Hall
  • Regarding the legal effect of coercive auction, this thesis holds the point that the vendee gains the ownership of original acquisition through auction owing to it's public law nature.
  • Of all rules of public law it is the one which does most to prevent the whole of the civilised world being brought under an iron-bound theory of government.
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