Principle

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW β€” Right of Access to Court β€” Statutory Alternative Remedy β€” Alternative Remedy Does Not Exclude Constitutional Right of Access

Area of law
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Court
Supreme Court

Constitutional right of access to court cannot be excluded by implication. The principle applies to constitutional law. A statutory alternative remedy is additional, not exclusive. The rule requires clear words to oust court jurisdiction. The right to seek judicial redress is inalienable. The principle is…

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