Which of the following circumstances would not justify review of an administrative decision by a court pursuant to the Judicial Review Act 1991?

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The Judicial Review Act 1991 allows for review of administrative decisions by a court only if the decision was induced by fraud, involved an error of law, or was contrary to law. However, if the decision was a proper exercise of power conferred and authorized by legislation and within the jurisdiction of the decision maker, there would be no basis for review.

Which of the Following Circumstances Would Not Justify Review of an Administrative