(1) This Part deals with applications —
(a) by way of originating motion or otherwise for relief under the Constitution of any Member State or Territory;
(b) for a declaration in which a party is the State, a court, a tribunal or any other public body;
(c) for judicial review; and
(d) where the court has power by virtue of any enactment or at common law to quash any order, scheme, certificate or plan, any amendment or approval of any plan, any decision of a minister, government department or public body or any action on the part of a minister government department or public body.
(2) In this Part, such applications are referred to generally as “applications for an administrative order”.
(3) The term “judicial review” includes the remedies (whether by way of writ or order) of —
(a) certiorari, for quashing unlawful acts or decisions;
(b) mandamus, for requiring performance of a public duty, including a duty to make a decision or determination or to hear and determine any case; and
(c) prohibition, for prohibiting unlawful acts.
(4) In addition to or instead of an administrative order the court may, without requiring the issue of any further proceedings, grant —
(a) an injunction;
(b) an order for the return of any property, real or personal; or
(c) restitution or damages.