There is a growing and important body of administrative law in Canada which so far has provoked only desultory and ih adequate reference in the periodical law journals. One is par ticularly struck with the fact that the general background of constitutional questions involved in this field of administra tive law have themelves as yet received little or no treatment on the part of text writers. A particular corner of the field cannot be properly studied without continual reference to those general principles in the background. An effort has been made.

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