2See Cf. Hilary Delany, Judicial Review of Administrative Action - A Comparative Analysis, Dublin, Round Hall Sweet &. Maxwell, 2001, p. 81, p. 105, pp. 75-76, pp. 75-76, p. 153, p. 157, pp. 159-160.
3Cf Hilary Delany, Judicial Review of Administrative Action - A Comparative Analysis, Dublin, Round Hall Sweet & Maxwell, 2001, p. 70.
4Cf. D. J. Galligan, Discretionary Powers : A Legal Study of Official Discretion, Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1992, pp. 152- 153.
6Cf. Margaret Allars, Fairness: Writ Large or Small? Sydney Law Review 306-307, (1987) 11.
7Cf. Melissa Poole, Legitimate Expectation and Substantive Fairness: Beyond the Limits of Procedural Propriety, New Zealand Law Review, 1995, pp. 439-440, p. 442, pp. 442-443, p. 443.
8Cf. Michael Supperstone QC ＆ James Goudie QC, Judicial Review, Butterworths, 1997, pp. 35-41.
9Cf. David Gwynn Morgan ＆ Gerard Hogan, Administrative Law in Ireland, Dublin, Round Hall Sweet ＆ Maxwell, 1998,p. 642.
10Cf. Nicholas Bamforth, Fairness and Legitimate Expectation in Judicial Review , Cambridge Law Journal,1997, pp.1-4.
4Cf. TING Hung-Kay, "The Use of Firearms in the Royal Hong Kong Police : An Examination of Pattern and police Attitudes"(unpublished paper for his Master Degree), p. 4.
