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Administrative Law Important Questions

Administrative law governs the activities of administrative agencies and seeks to balance public administration and individual rights. It differs from constitutional law in its scope. Administrative law has grown to adjust the relationship between the government and citizens and address the adjudication of matters by public bodies. It provides judicial oversight of rulemaking by administrative agencies through concepts like delegated legislation. Key principles of administrative law include the rule of law, separation of powers, and natural justice.

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Administrative Law Important Questions

Administrative law governs the activities of administrative agencies and seeks to balance public administration and individual rights. It differs from constitutional law in its scope. Administrative law has grown to adjust the relationship between the government and citizens and address the adjudication of matters by public bodies. It provides judicial oversight of rulemaking by administrative agencies through concepts like delegated legislation. Key principles of administrative law include the rule of law, separation of powers, and natural justice.

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ADMINISTRATIVE LAW IMPORTANT QUESTIONS

1. Explain the nature and scope of administrative law.


Distinguish it from constitutional law?

2. Explain the nature and scope of administrative law and


how far administrative law seeks to adjust the
relationship between public administration and personal
rights.

3. The study of administrative law is not an end in itself, but


a means to an end ‘’ explain with reference to scope of
administrative law.

4. Define ‘administrative law’ .discuss the various sources of


Indian administrative law

5. What is the meaning of administrative adjudication?


Discuss the reasons for the growth of administrative
adjudication

6. Explain proof- Dicey’s thesis of rule of law and analyse as


to how the rule of law is one of the basic features of the
Indian constitution

7. ‘’doctrine of separation of powers is structural rather


than functional’’. Examine its impact on development of
administrative law in india.

8. Critically examine the doctrines of rule of law and


separation of powers and discuss their impact on the
development of administrative law in india.

9. Discuss the various classifications of administrative


actions. Why is such a classification essential?
10.Distinguish between quasi-judicial function and pure
administrative action with the help of decided cases.

11.What is delegated legislation? Enumerate the factors


contributing to the growth of delegated legislation.

12.What are permissible and impermissible delegations?


Discuss with the help of decided cases.

13.Essential functions of the legislature cannot be delegated


to the executive to create a parallel legislature.’ Discuss
with the help of decided cases.

14.‘Delegation may be assailed when it is ultra vires the


enabling act and constitution’. discuss with help of
decided cases.

15.Discuss with the help of decided cases the judicial control


of delegated legislation in india

16.Critically examine the extent of parliamentary control


over delegated legislation in india

17.Discuss with the help of decided cases how bias affects a


decision in various ways

18.‘audi alterm partem’ is sine quo non of right of fair


hearing .’discuss with the help of decided cases.

19.Explain concept of fair hearing with decided cases.

20.Discuss the various exceptions to the principle of natural


justice with the help of decided cases.

21.Discuss with the of decided cases the effect of breach of


contravention of the principles of natural justice.
22.Both ‘courts’ and ‘tribunals’ discharge adjudicatory
functions under a statute . discuss their difference.

23.Discuss the various advantages and disadvantages of


growth of administrative tribunals in india.

24.Define ‘administrative discretion.’ Discuss the various


grounds for judicial review of administrative discretion of
the executives.

25.Distinguish between discretionary power and arbitrary


power .discuss with the help of decided cases judicial
review of failure to exercise discretionary power.

26.Discuss with the help of decided cases the role of


fundamental rights in controlling administrative
discretion.

27.Discuss the meaning ,nature and scope of public interest


litigations .

28.Explain with the help of decided cases the nature and


scope of the writ of mandamus ?

29.Discuss the scope of writ of mandamus for judicial review


of administrative actions?

30.Difference between writ of prohibition and the writ of


certiorari?

31.Meaning of writ of certiorari ,nature ,scope,


conditions,grounds .

32.Quo-warranto meaning ,scope ,nature with the help of


decided cases?

33.Special leave petition


34.Who is an ombudsman? discuss the attempts made by the
government of india to introduce system of ombudsman
in india?

35.What is ‘government contract’? discuss the various


liabilities of government in government contracts , with
the help of decided cases?

36.Discuss the contractual liability of the administration with


the help of decided cases?

37.Critically examine the liability of state in tort with the


help of decided cases.

38.Discuss various controls over the working of public


corporations in india

39.Explain the juristic status of public corporation in india


relating to their liability intort and contract?

Short notes :-
1. Rule of law under constitution of india
2. Droit administratiff
3. Difference between judicial function and quasi-judical
function
4. Note on henry VIII clause[removal of difficulties]
5. Delegation of taxing power in india
6. Sub-delegation
7. Personal hearing
8. Speaking order
9. Domestic enquiry
10. Rule nisi
11. Distinguish between ombudsman and courts

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