I use the term 'review' to apply to both appeals and judicial reviews. Thus these 'review grounds' are principles that you may be able to use in either proceeding.
You can also see that these principles can apply when they occur at administrative proceedings, and in that venue they are normally treated as principles of 'procedural fairness'. Actually, 'procedural fairness' is a much-more used overall principle so you will find many more ideas for useful arguments there (ie. you can find administrative 'fairness' principles and argue for their application to your court case as a principle of 'natural justice').
