LexisNexis Quick Reference Guide–QandA Series – Administrative Law
Note : Administrative Law adheres to the syllabus of the undergraduate law courses of all major universities and law institutes. This revision book is part of the Quick Reference Guide: Q&A Series designed as a study aid for law students with a clear objective of assisting students in their examination preparation. Further, it deals with the most important topics in a comprehensive manner
Description
The text covers the important topics of administrative law such as, French system of Droit Administratif, relationship between administrative law and constitutional law, privilege to withhold the documents/information, rule of law, doctrine of separation of powers, classification of administrative actions, delegated legislation. The book further covers topics like, merits and demerits of delegated legislation, conditional legislation, legislative controls over delegated legislation, judicial control over delegated legislation, natural justice, audi alteram partem, writ of habeas corpus, mandamus, quo-warranto, prohibition and, certiorari. Lastly, the book contains topics relating to vicarious liability of state, liability of state in contracts, administrative tribunals, public corporations, ombudsman, speaking orders, administrative tribunals, and commission of enquiry.
Key Features:-
- Contains about 33 questions and answers focusing on quick conceptual clarity, covering 34 relevant topics and 100 important cases
- Answers are supplemented with numerous judgments, case law and citations
- Helps students to prepare for exams and enhances their answer-writing skills by providing comprehensive and to-the-point answers
- Presents topics in question and answer format, as a tool for aiding in last - minute rapid revision
- Provides frequently-asked questions based on previous years’ question papers from major universities, in the form of essay questions, short questions and important cases
