Written by a teacher of Public Law, the book presents the most current comprehensive and authoritative account of judicial review law in Kenya.
Its salient features include:
• Dctailed treatment of the substantive law principles on the subject including tracing the foundation of judicial review to the rule of law;
• In-depth coverage of the traditional and new grounds of judicial review including legitimate expectation, proportionality and fairness;
• Comprehensive and clear exposition of the procedure and practice in judicial review proceedings with recommendations for necessary reforms to better access to justice; Current Supreme Court, Court of Appeal and High Court decisions on the
• substantive and procedural law principles under study;
• References to cases, journals and materials in other jurisdictions;
• Precedents for Judicial Review pleadings;
The book combines the features of a textbook and casebook at once and is an essential reading for law students and an indispensable source of reference for practitioners at the Bench and the Bar, academics and all interested in good governance.
Peter Kaluma Holder of Bachelor of Laws (Hons.) Degree, and Master of Law Degree in Law. Democracy and Governance from the University of Nairobi. Lecturer of Public Law. Senior Advocate, High Court of Kenya specializing in Constitutional and Administrative Law litigation in which he is a leading expert. Has argued several high-profile judicial review cases, some of which have been referred to in this text.








































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