The right to be given reasons as part of a fair administrative procedure: A 
comparative study of Namibian, South African and German law

Glinz, Cornelia

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The right to be given reasons as part of a fair administrative procedure: A comparative study of Namibian, South African and German law

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Glinz, Cornelia
Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law, Max Planck Society;

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Glinz, C. (2009). The right to be given reasons as part of a fair administrative procedure: A comparative study of Namibian, South African and German law. Namibia Law Journal, 1(2), 3-21. Retrieved from http://www.namibialawjournal.org/pnTemp/downloads_upload/Journal_2/Articles_Glinz.pdf.

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