Administrative law: Is the body of rules that

Administrative law is the body of rules that controls how the executive branch of government functions. It regulates the powers and duties of public officials and administrative authorities. It also provides legal remedies to individuals when those powers are misused or abused. Topic 1 – Nature and Scope of Administrative Law 1.1 Definition and Scope of Administrative Law 1.2 Rule of Law – Dicey’s Rule of Law 1.3 Theory of Separation of Powers H.M. Seervai “The Supreme Court of India and the Shadow of Dicey 01 The Position of the Judiciary under the Constitutional of India, 83-96 (1970) Cases Introduction Administrative Law is a branch of law that deals with the powers, functions, and responsibilities of various organs of the State. It governs the relationship between individuals and the executive branch of the government when the latter acts in its administrative capacity. Administrative law aims to control the power of the government and its agencies while protecting individual rights and private interests. This post will explore the scope, need, and importance of ... Administrative Law is that branch of the law, which is concerned, with the composition of powers, duties, rights and liabilities of the various organs of the Government. The rapid growth of administrative Law in modern times is the direct result of the growth of administrative powers. The ruling gospel of the 19th century was Laissez faire which manifested itself in the theories of individualism, individual enterprise and self help. The philosophy envisages minimum government control ...