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Important Questions for "Administrative Law":

[1]

  1. Where is the system of administrative law found?
  2. What is the base of governance in patriarchal systems?
  3. What is the main function of the legislature?

[2]

  1. What is the meaning of administrative laws?
  2. What are the main features of Bureaucracy?
  3. Discuss the evolution of Public Administration as an independent discipline in social sciences.

[3]

  1. What is the meaning of Administrative Law? Define it.
  2. Discuss the characteristics of the Administrative Law and trace out the nature and scope of it.
  3. Distinguish between the Conditional Legislation and Delegated Legislation.

[4]

  1. Discuss the relationship between Liberty and Equality.
  2. Discuss the theories of political legitimacy briefly.
  3. Write down the salient features of Bureaucracy as given by Max Weber.

[5]

  1. What are the objects of Administrative Law?
  2. Defining Administrative Law discuss the importance of Administrative Law in a welfare state. Examine the relationship between Administrative Law and Constitutional Law.
  3. Discuss the concept of 'Rule of Law'. How does it conform with Administrative Law? What is the position of Rule of Law in the Constitution of India? Explain.

[6]

  1. Relationship between Constitutional Law and Administrative Law.
  2. Discuss the meaning, nature, and scope of Administrative Law. What are the reasons for its growth?
  3. Discuss the need for Delegated Legislation.

[7]

  1. Explain the nature and scope of Administrative law.
  2. What is the importance of Public corporations in Modern Welfare State?
  3. What is a Writ of Habeas Corpus?

[8]

  1. Discuss the nature and scope of Administrative Law.
  2. Write a short note on 'Rule of Law'.
  3. Write a short note on Conditional legislation.

[9]

  1. Discuss the nature and importance of Administrative law in Modern India.
  2. Discuss Lokpal and its importance.
  3. Explain the Doctrine of Separation of Powers with special reference to India.

[10]

  1. Explain the reasons for the growth of Administrative Law.
  2. Discuss judicial review of administrative discretion.
  3. What do you understand by Rule of Law? Discuss its position and importance in India.

[11]

  1. Discuss the nature and importance of Administrative Law in Modern India.
  2. What is meant by Reasoned Decision?
  3. What is meant by Public Interest Litigation? Can Public Interest Litigation be moved against non-performing public officials?

[12]

  1. Explain the nature and scope of Administrative Law.
  2. What is the difference between Administrative Law and Droit Administratif?
  3. Discuss the reasons for the growth of Administrative Law along with the establishment of the welfare state.

[13]

  1. Distinguish between Administrative Law and Constitutional Law.
  2. Write a short note on Development of Administrative Tribunal.
  3. Discuss the government liability in Torts Cases.

[14]

  1. Distinguish between Administrative Law and Constitutional Law.
  2. Discuss the constitutionality of 'Delegated Legislation'.
  3. Write short notes on the following: (i) Public Interest Litigation (ii) Nobody can be a judge in his own case.

[15]

  1. What are the main sources of administrative law in India?
  2. What is important in administrative law?
  3. Who formulated the principle of 'Separation of Powers'?

[16]

  1. What is the concept of 'Administrative Law' in France?
  2. Clarify the features of the Constitution of France.
  3. Describe the powers of the British Prime Minister.

[17]

  1. Discuss the causes of the development of Administrative Law.
  2. What is Writ of quo Warranto?
  3. What is the doctrine of 'Separation of Powers'? How far is it followed in the Indian Constitution?

[18]

  1. Discuss the causes of the development of Administrative Law.
  2. What is Writ of quo Warranto?
  3. Discuss the Judicial controls to be exercised over delegated legislation.

[19]

  1. Define the term Administrative Law. Discuss the nature and purpose of Administrative Law.
  2. Write a short essay on the Institution of Ombudsman.
  3. Comment upon the institution of 'Lokayukta'. Explain its functions and powers.

[20]

  1. Discuss the definition, nature and scope of Administrative Law.
  2. What is Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT)?
  3. Discuss various controls to be exercised over delegated legislation.

[21]

  1. Define Administrative Law. Discuss its nature and scope.
  2. Define Administrative Tribunal. Explain the reasons for the growth of tribunals.
  3. What is Lokpal? What steps have been taken in India regarding its appointment?

[22]

  1. What do you mean by Administrative Law? Highlight the reasons for its growth in the modern era.
  2. Define the doctrine of legitimate expectation.
  3. What do you mean by Administrative Tribunal? Discuss its characteristics and comment on the working of the Central Administrative Tribunal.

[23]

  1. Define 'Administrative Law'. Discuss its nature and scope.
  2. What do you understand by prerogative writs?
  3. What is 'Lokpal'? What steps have been taken in India regarding the appointment of Lokpal?

[24]

  1. Discuss the difference between Administrative Law and Constitutional Law.
  2. What do you understand by Administrative Law? Discuss its nature and scope.
  3. What do you mean by Doctrine of 'Separation of Power'? Discuss its importance in the context of Administrative Law.

[25]

  1. Define Administrative Law and trace the history of its development in India.
  2. What do you mean by the Doctrine of Separation of Powers? Discuss its importance in the context of Administrative Law.
  3. What is Writ of Mandamus?

[26]

  1. Write down the causes for growth of Administrative Law.
  2. Doctrine of separation of powers speaks about the division of the legislative, executive and judicial functions of government among separate entities. Discuss this doctrine with the help of decided cases. How is this doctrine implicit in our constitution? Discuss.
  3. Discuss critically the powers, functions and role of ombudsman in India.

[27]

  1. What is the writ of quo-warranto?
  2. Define injunction and how many kinds of injunction are there?
  3. What do you understand by 'Rule of law'? How and to what extent has this concept been incorporated in India?

[28]

  1. Discuss parliamentary control over delegated legislation.
  2. Describe the structure, jurisdiction and procedure of an administrative tribunal. How is it different from the regular courts?
  3. Examine critically the 'doctrine of rule of law' as propounded by Prof. A. V. Dicey. Explain the importance of this rule in India.

[29]

  1. In the light of the statement 'The Rule of Law permeates the entire fabric of Indian constitution and forms its basic feature', discuss the contents and importance of the Rule of Law in the study of administrative law.
  2. What do you mean by 'sub-delegation of legislative powers'?
  3. Discuss critically the tortious liability of State with the help of decided cases.

[30]

  1. Define quo-warranto. Who can apply for this writ?
  2. Discuss the constitutional safeguards that have been provided to government servants in India. Explain this with the help of some leading cases.
  3. What do you understand by judicial functions? Discuss in detail.

[31]

  1. Distinguish between Constitutional Law and Administrative Law.
  2. What is the liability of the government for torts committed by its servants in the course of their employment?
  3. What do you mean by Colourable Legislation?

[32]

  1. Define the term 'Administrative Law'.
  2. Write a short note on Central Administrative Tribunal.
  3. Comment upon the institution of Lokayukta. Explain its functions and powers.

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