Administrative Law in Hong Kong - Second Edition (Student)
Authors: Swati Jhaveri, Michael Ramsden, Anne Scully-Hill
Administrative Law in Hong Kong - Second Edition provides the most comprehensive and up to date commentary on this increasingly important area of law in Hong Kong. This revised edition builds on the first edition with a revamp to its structure, making the text even more practical for students and those interested in administrative law.
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Hong Kong Administrative Law provides the most comprehensive and up to date commentary on this increasingly important area of law in Hong Kong. This revised edition builds on the first edition with a revamp to its structure, making the text even more practical. It also includes discussion on the latest controversial and high profile cases, such as Fok Chun Wa v Hospital Authority, the case concerning the obstetric services in public hospitals for non-resident women from the Mainland; Vallejos and Domingo v Commissioner of Registration , the case concerning the foreign domestic helpers' right of abode; and W v Registrar of Marriages the case on same sex marriage of transsexuals.
LLB (Hons) (Lond)
LLM Legal Theory & Legal History (Lond),
Accredited Mediator (CEDR)
Associate Professor, Faculty of Law,
The Chinese University of Hong Kong
Assistant Professor Swati Jhaveri joined NUS Law in August 2012. She teaches the Law of Torts and Constitutional & Administrative Law. She previously taught at the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Faculty of Law. Her areas of research are comparative constitutional and administrative law, with a focus on the latter. She has published in these areas in Public Law, the Tort Law Review, Singapore Journal of Legal Studies, Asian Journal of Comparative Law, Federal Law Review and the International Journal of Constitutional Law. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts in Jurisprudence (First Class Honours) and Bachelor of Civil Law (Distinction) from the University of Oxford. She previously practiced law at Allen & Overy, specialising in international commercial arbitration. She is a Solicitor of the High Court of the Hong Kong SAR and England & Wales and is a Member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators. She was awarded the Faculty and University's Annual Teaching Excellence Awards for three consecutive years and has been placed on the University Honour Roll for Teaching Excellence.