SYMBIOSIS LAW SCHOOL, PUNE

SESSION PLAN

Academic Year 2016-17 (Dec.-Apr. Semester)

Semester IV Year of 3-Year LL. B

NAME OF THE COURSE: Administrative Law (Semester IV Year of 3-Year LL. B)

FACULTY MEMBER: Mrs. Abhilasha Shashikant Hajare

CONTACT DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS: 9011059306; abhilashahajare@yahoo.in

CREDITS: 4

TOTAL NUMBER OF MODULES: 09

INTERNAL/EXTERNAL EVALUATION: Internal = 40 Marks & External = 60 Marks

INTRODUCTION TO THE COURSE:

Today, the functions of State are not limited only to maintenance of law and order, adjudicating
upon disputes and regulation of economic and social life of individuals and groups. In addition to
this, the modern State is also the Protector, Provider, and Entrepreneur. The assumption of
unprecedented responsibility by the state has necessitated delegation of authority to numerous
State functionaries. The number of functionaries in carrying out these tasks has ever been on the
increase. The aggregate of such functionaries is an essential component of modern
administration.

A formidable body of law has come into existence for the purpose of exercising control over
administration. For long, administrative lawyers have primarily been concerned with such

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matters as excess or abuse of power, mal-administration and abuse of discretion. However, in
recent years there has been a shift in emphasis from finding what the administration may not do
to what it must do.

OBJECTIVES OF THIS COURSE:

Through this course on Administrative Law, students will understand the structure and modus
operandi of administration, the developmental perspectives and attainment of social welfare
objectives through bureaucratic process. The role of the court in balancing the rights of
individuals vis-a-vis the administrative power and functions of State and the matters, which
facilitates or hinders the attainment of these objectives.

CLASS SCHEDULE: As per time table (4 classes in a week)

PEDAGOGY: Lecture Method, Socratic Method, Discussion/Presentation, Viva-Voce, Case

Analysis and Article Analysis.

SKILLS EXPECTED TO BE IMPARTED: The students are expected to learn Advocacy,

Analytical, Interpretative and Written Communication Skills.

EXPECTATIONS FROM THE STUDENT: The students are expected to read the text books,
articles given to them in reference section. They are expected to participate in the learning
process. The students are also expected to submit internal assessments within time.

TEACHING AND LEARNING METHODS: Socratic Method followed by an interactive session.

ASSESSMENT PLAN: Case Comment/Analysis, Written Test, Essay

RESOURCE TOOLS: The course is mostly imparted with the help of Reading Material
(Articles, Text Books, Case Analysis etc.), Case Laws

1) Evolution, Nature and Scope of Administrative Law

(06)

1.1 Kinds of State, Change in the concept of State - from laissez faire to
Social Welfare

State, Doctrine of Parent Patriac

1.2 Increase of Functions of Modern State

1.3 Definition, Nature and Scope of Administrative Law

1.4 Global Administrative Law: An Introduction

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 1.5 Administrative Law, Poor and Access to Justice

1.6 Doctrine of Separation of Powers: Genesis and translation in Indian

context

1.7 Rule of Law

2) Legislative Powers of Administration (08)

2.1 Need for Delegation of Legislative Power

2.2 Constitutionality of Delegated Legislation

2.2.1 Skeleton Legislation

2.2.2 Power of Exclusion and Inclusion

2.2.3 Power of Modification of Statute

2.2.4 Power to Impose Tax

2.3 Consultation of Affected Interest and Public Participation in Rule Making

2.4 Publication of Delegated Legislation

2.5 Legislative Control of Delegated Legislation

2.6 Laying Procedures and their Efficacy

2.7 Judicial Control of Delegated Legislation

2.8 Sub-Delegation of Legislative Powers

3) Administrative Adjudication (08)

3.1 Reasons for the growth of Administrative Adjudication

3.2 Distinction between Quasi-Judicial and Administrative Functions

3.3 Principles of Natural Justice or Fairness

3.3.1 Nemo judex in re sua

3.3.2 Audi alteram partem

3.3.3 Reasoned Decision

3.3.4 Institutional Decision

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 3.4 Administrative Appeal

3.5 High Court's Superintendence over Tribunals in the light of S. P.

Sampatkumar and L.

Chandrakumar's case

4) Administrative Discretion (06)

4.1 Administrative Powers

4.2 Formulation and Execution of Policy

4.3 Need for Administrative Discretion

4.4 Limitations on Exercise of Discretion

4.4.1 Mala Fide Exercise of Discretion

4.4.2 Constitutional Imperatives and Use of Discretionary Authority

4.4.3 Irrelevant Consideration

4.4.4 Non Exercise of Discretionary Power

5) Remedies against Administration (06)

5.1 Writs under Articles 32 and 226 of the Constitution of India: Habeas
Corpus,

Certiorari, Prohibition, Mandamus and Qua Warranto

5.2 Procedural Aspects - Locus standi, Laches, Res Judicata, Exhaustion of

Alternative

Remedies

5.3 Exclusion of Judicial Review - Exclusionary Clauses

5.4 Suits Against Administration.

5.5 Notice under Section 80. Civil Procedure Code, 1908

5.6 Period of Limitation

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6) Liability for Wrongs (Tortious and Contractual)
(04)

6.1 Government Tortious Laibility

6.1.1 The Old View

6.1.2 Vidyawati to Kasturilal and the later Developments

6.1.3 Writs and Damages for Government Torts

6.2 Contractual Liability of Government

6.2.1 Formation of Contract

6.2.2 Estoppel and Government Contracts

6.2.3 Contracts and Statutory Discretion

6.2.4 Articles 14 & 19 (1) (g) and Government Contracts

6.2.5 Contracts and Writs

6.2.6 Doctrine of Legitimate Expectation

7) Government Privileges in Legal Proceedings and RTI

(03)

7.1 Whether a statute binds the State?

7.1.1 Government Privileges not to produce Documents

7.1.2 The Official Secrets Act, 1923

7.2 Right to Information Act, 2005

7.2.1 Social Movements and RTI

7.2.2 Judicial Approach on RTI

8) Inquiries and Investigation (02)

8.1 Administrative Inquiry

8.2 Statutory Inquiry

8.3 Parliamentary Inquiry

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 8.4 The Commission of Inquiries Act, 1952

9) Ombudsman in India: Lokpal and Lok Ayukta

DETAILED SESSION PLAN:

Sessi Topic to be covered/Session Mapping References

on
1 First Quarter Introduction to the Session Plan Session Plan
(Recap & Co-
relation)
Second Quarter Introduction to the Session Plan
(Subject)
Third Introduction to the Assessment Plan
Quarter(Cases)
Fourth Quarter Interaction with students about
(Interaction, Session and assessment plan, Recap
Recap, Next of Next Session
Session,
Conclusion)

2 First Quarter Recap of previous Session, Jain & Jain, Principles of

(Recap & Co- Discussion on Introduction to Administrative Law (2013),
relation) Administrative Law LexisNexis. Pp.1-27
Second Quarter Discussion on Introduction to
(Subject) Administrative Law and I.P. Massey, Administrative
Importance of Administrative Law (2007), Introduction by
Upendra Baxi EBC. Pp. XV-
Third Discussion on Evolution, Nature LVIII,
Quarter(Cases) and Scope of Administrative Law
Fourth Quarter Interaction, Conclusion, Recap of
(Interaction, Next Session
Recap, Next
Session,
Conclusion)
3 First Quarter Recap of Previous Session Calvyn Woodard, Reality and

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 (Recap & Co- Discussion on Difference between Social Reform: a transition
relation) Constitutional Law and from Laissez Faire to Social
Administrative Law Welfare, The Yale Law
Second Quarter Discussion on Kinds of State Journal
(Subject) Vol. 72, No. 2 (Dec., 1962), pp.
Third Discussion on shift form Laissez- 286-328
Quarter(Cases) faire State to Social Welfare State
P. Massey, Administrative Law,
Discussion on Welfarism and Role Eastern Book Company, 7th
of the State in the era of edition, 2007, pp. 1-22
privatization
Fourth Quarter Interaction with Students, S. P. Sathe, Administrative
(Interaction, Conclusion and Recap of Next Law, Lexis Nexis Butterworth,
Recap, Next Session Seventh Edition, 2012 pp. 2-25
Session,
Conclusion) M.P. Jain and S.N. Jain,
Principles of Administrative
Law, Lexis Nexis Butterworths
Wadhava Nagpur, sixth edition,
2013, pp. 1-14

Dr. U P D Kesari,
Administrative Law, Central
Law Publications, 15th edition,
2005, Pp. 1-7

D.D. Basu, Administrative

Law, Kamal Law House,
Kolkata, Sixth edition, 2002,
pp. 1-4

4 First Quarter Introduction to Welfarism under the M.P. Jain and S.N. Jain,
(Recap & Co- Constitution of India Principles of Administrative
relation) Law, Lexis Nexis Butterworths
Second Quarter Discussion/Presentation on Wadhava Nagpur, sixth edition,
(Subject) provisions of the Constitution vis-a- 2013, pp. 8-13
vis Welfarism under the Constitution
of India

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 Third Discussion/Presentation on Judicial
Quarter(Cases) Activism and Welfarism under the S. P. Sathe, Administrative
Constitution of India Law, Lexis Nexis Butterworth,
Fourth Quarter Conclusion, Interaction with Seventh Edition, 2012 pp. 2-24
(Interaction, Students and Recap of Next Session
Recap, Next and home work for next SLG
Session,
Conclusion)
5 First Quarter D.D. Basu, Administrative
(Recap & Co- Recap of previous Session Law, Kamal Law House,
relation) Discussion on Doctrine of Parence Kolkata, Sixth edition, 2002,
Patriac pp. 1-12
Co-relation between Welfare State
and Increase in the functions of the Dr. U P D Kesari,
State Administrative Law, Central
Second Quarter Discussion on Kinds of Functions Law Publications, 15th edition,
(Subject) State has started discharging in the 2005, Pp.7-10
wake of welfare State
Third Discussion on Ministerial Functions, P. Massey, Administrative Law,
Quarter(Cases) Administrative Functions, Eastern Book Company, 7th
Discretionary Functions, edition, 2007, pp. 1-22
Quasi-legislative and Quasi-Judicial
Functions. S. P. Sathe, Administrative
Law, Lexis Nexis Butterworth,
Discussion on Doctrine of Seventh Edition, 2012 pp. 2-24
Legitimate expectation
Fourth Quarter Discussion on examples from
(Interaction, Bombay Police Act and the order of
Recap, Next the enactments.
Session,
Conclusion) Discussion on Authority of the
collector under Maharashtra Land
Revenue Code.

Conclusion of Session, Interaction

with Students and Recap of Next
Session
6 First Quarter Recap of previous Session
(Recap & Co-
relation) Discussion on Definitions, Nature
and Scope of Administrative Law
M.P. Jain and S.N. Jain,
Principles of Administrative
Law, Lexis Nexis Butterworths
Wadhava Nagpur, Sixth

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 Second Quarter Discussion on Definition given by edition, 2013, pp. 1-13
(Subject) K. C. Wheare and analysis of the
same. I.P. Massey, Administrative
Definition given by A. V. Dicey and Law, Eastern Book Company,
the analysis of the same. 7th edition, 2007, pp. 1-22
Third Definition of Griffith and Street and
Quarter(Cases) its analysis D.D. Basu, Administrative
Law, Kamal Law House,
Definition given by J. W. Garner Kolkata, Sixth edition, 2002,
and its analysis pp. 1-12
Fourth Quarter
(Interaction, Interaction with Students, Dr. U P D Kesari,
Recap, Next Conclusion, Recap of Next Session Administrative Law, Central
Session, Law Publications, 15th edition,
Conclusion) 2005, Pp. 2-4

S. P. Sathe, Administrative
Law, Lexis Nexis Butterworth,
Seventh Edition, 2004 pp. 2-24

7 First Quarter Recap -Background to the earlier M.P. Jain and S.N. Jain,
(Recap & Co- definitions Principles of Administrative
relation) Law, Lexis Nexis Butterworths
Second Quarter Discussion on Definition given by Wadhava Nagpur, Sixth
(Subject) Indian Law Institutes and its edition, 2013, pp. 1-13
analysis
Third Discussion on Definition given by Dr. U P D Kesari,
Quarter(Cases) Jain and Jain and its analysis Administrative Law, Central
Fourth Quarter Interaction with Studnets, Law Publications, 15th edition,
(Interaction, Conclusion- the nature and scope of 2005, Pp. 2-4
Recap, Next Administrative Law in India, Recap
Session, of Next Session D.D. Basu, Administrative
Conclusion) Law, Kamal Law House,
Kolkata, Sixth edition, 2002,
pp. 1-12

I.P. Massey, Administrative

Law, Eastern Book Company,
7th edition, 2007, pp. 1-22
8 First Quarter Recap on previous SGL Nico Krisch and Benedict
(Recap & Co- Kingsbury, Introduction:

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 relation) Discussion/Presentation on Global Governance and Global
Administrative Law: An Administrative Law
Introduction in the International Legal
Second Quarter Discussion and Analysis on Article Order, The European Journal
(Subject) related to Development of of International Law Vol. 17
Administrative Law in France i.e. no.1 EJIL 2006.
Droit Administratif
Third Discussion/Presentation on Carol Harlow, Global
Quarter(Cases) comparison between Development Administrative Law: The
in UK and USA Quest for Principles and
Values, The European Journal
Discussion/Presentation on of International Law Vol. 17
Development in New Zealand and no.1 EJIL 2006
Australian
Benedict kingsbury, Nico
Fourth Quarter Krisch & Richard b. Stewart,
(Interaction, Interaction with, Students, the Emergence of Global
Recap, Next Conclusion and Recap of next SGL, Administrative Law (available
Session, home work for next SGL at 101205
Conclusion) 02_kingsburykrischstewart.doc
)

9 First Quarter Recap of Previous Session Michael R. Anderson, Access

(Recap & Co- Discussion on Administrative Law, to justice and legal process:
relation) Poor and Access to Justice making legal institutions
Second Quarter Discussion on Administrative Law responsive to poor people in
(Subject) and Control on the Administrative LDCs, Institute of
misuse of power development studies Brighton,
Third Discussion on how to ensure access sussex bn1 9re Sussex, 2003,
Quarter(Cases) to justice to poor pp. 1-40
Fourth Quarter Discussion on Instances and
(Interaction, Examples from India.
Recap, Next Rule Of Law And Access To
Session, Interaction with Students, Justice (Available at
Conclusion) Conclusion and Recap of Next http://www.lawteacher.net/adm
Session inistrative-law/essays/rule-of-
law-and-access-to-justice-
administrative-law-essay.php )

10 First Quarter Recap of previous Session I.P. Massey, Administrative

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 (Recap & Co- Law, Eastern Book Company,
relation) Discussion Rule of Law 7th edition, 2007, pp. 25-45

M.P. Jain and S.N. Jain,

Second Quarter Discussion on Droit Administratif vs Principles of Administrative
(Subject) Rule of Law Law, Lexis Nexis Butterworths
Wadhava Nagpur, sixth edition,
2013, pp. 13-22
Third Discussion on Rule of Law and
Quarter(Cases) Constitutionalism in India S. P. Sathe, Administrative
Fourth Quarter Discussion and analysis on ADM Law, Lexis Nexis Butterworth,
(Interaction, Jabalpur vs. Shivkant Shukla 1976 Seventh Edition, 2012 pp. 2-24
Recap, Next AIR 1207, 1976 SCR 172
Session, Dr. U P D Kesari,
Conclusion) Discussion and analysis of Indira
Administrative Law, Central
Nehru Gandhi vs. Raj Narayan 1975
Law Publications, 15th edition,
AIR 2299 = 1976
2005, Pp. 24-32
Discussion and analysis Durga
D.D. Basu, Administrative
Shakti Nagpals Case
Law, Kamal Law House,
Kolkata, Sixth edition, 2002,
pp. 7-9
11 First Quarter Recap of Previous Session M.P. Jain and S.N. Jain,
(Recap & Co- Principles of Administrative
relation) Discussion on Doctrine of Law, Lexis Nexis Butterworths
Separation of Power Wadhava Nagpur, sixth edition,
Second Quarter Discussion Montesques Doctrine of 2013, pp. 22-27
(Subject) Separation of Power
Third Discussion on Ingredients of the Dr. U P D Kesari,
Quarter(Cases) Doctrine and its analysis Administrative Law, Central
Law Publications, 15th edition,
Discussion on US Model of 2005, Pp. 17-23
Separation and its comparison with
UK model D.D. Basu, Administrative
Fourth Quarter Interaction with Students, Law, Kamal Law House,
(Interaction, Conclusion and Recap of next Kolkata, Sixth edition, 2002,
Recap, Next Session pp. 23-62
Session,
Conclusion) S. P. Sathe, Administrative
Law, Lexis Nexis Butterworth,
Seventh Edition, 2012 pp. 20-

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I.P. Massey, Administrative

Law, Eastern Book Company,
7th edition, 2012, pp. 20-25
12 First Quarter Recap of previous SGL M.P. Jain and S.N. Jain,
(Recap & Co- Principles of Administrative
relation) Introduction to Separation of Power Law, Lexis Nexis Butterworths
in India Wadhava Nagpur, Sixth
Second Quarter Discussion and Analysis of Indian edition, 2013, pp. 22-27
(Subject) Model on Separation of Power
Third Discussion on Constitutionalism and S. P. Sathe, Administrative
Quarter(Cases) Separation of Power Law, Lexis Nexis Butterworth,
Fourth Quarter Discussion on Land Mark Case Seventh Edition, 2012 pp. 38-
(Interaction, Laws Decided by Supreme Court 45
Recap, Next
Session, Conclusion, Interaction with Dr. U P D Kesari,
Conclusion) Students, Recap of next SGL and Administrative Law, Central
home work for next SGL Law Publications, 15th edition,
2005, Pp. 17-23

D.D. Basu, Administrative

Law, Kamal Law House,
Kolkata, Sixth edition, 2002,
pp. 23-62
Topic to be covered:- Legislative Powers of Administration

13 First Quarter Recap of previous session D.D. Basu,

(Recap & Co- Introduction to concept of power, Administrative
relation) separation powers and delegation of Law, Kamal Law
powers House, Kolkata,
Second Quarter Explanation and comment upon need for Sixth edition,
(Subject) delegation of legislative power: 2002, 65-72
Pressure upon Parliamentary time
Technical knowledge and expertise M. P. Jain and S.
required to legislate some of the N. Jain, Principles
subject matters
of Administrative
Flexibility
Law, Sixth
It is useful to do Experiment with rules
Edition, 2012,
It is useful in Emergency
Lexis-Nexis
It is required because of Complexity of

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 modern Administration Butterworth
Third Comment upon Need for delegation of Wadhava, Nagpur,
Quarter(Cases) legislative powerexplanation with P.43-50.
examples
Fourth Quarter Interaction with students S. P. Sathe,
(Interaction, Administrative
Recap, Next Conclusion on need for delegation
Law, Lexis Nexis
Session, of legislative power
Butterworth,
Conclusion) Seventh Edition,
Overview of next session
2012 pp. 27-37

14 First Quarter Recap of previous session i.e. Need In re Delhi

(Recap & Co- of delegation of legislative power Laws Act, AIR
relation) Introduction to delegation of 1951 SC 332
legislative powers
Second Quarter Analysis on Constitutionality of Gwalior Rayon
(Subject) delegation of legislative power in Co. v. Asst.
India Commr. Of
Discussion upon the concept of Sales Tax, AIR
Excessive delegation of the 1974 SC 1660
legislative powers
M. P. Jain and
Third Comment, Analysis and basis for S. N. Jain,
Quarter(Cases) delegation of legislative powers Principles of
with the help of cases on Administrative
constitutionality of delegated Law, Sixth
legislation in India Edition, 2010
Discussion on The Empress vs (updated in
Burah And Book Singh on 26 2013), Lexis-
March, (1878) ILR 3 Cal 64 Nexis
In re Delhi Laws Act, AIR 1951 SC Butterworth
Wadhava,
332
Nagpur, P.42-
Discussion on Gwalior Rayon Co.
105.
v. Asst. Commr. Of Sales Tax, AIR
1974 SC 1660
Analysis of concept of excessive
legation in India, US and UK. S. P. Sathe,
Fourth Quarter Interaction with students Administrative
(Interaction, Law, Lexis
Conclusion of the topic Nexis
Recap, Next
Butterworth,
Session, Seventh
Introduction to the next Session

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 Conclusion) Edition, 2012
pp 42-46.
15 First Quarter Recap of previous session M. P. Jain and S.
(Recap & Co- Introduction to philosophy of N. Jain, Principles
relation) Skeleton legislation of Administrative
Law, Sixth
Second Quarter Discussion on Power of exclusion Edition, 2010
(Subject) and inclusion and limitation of the (updated in 2013),
said powers. Lexis-Nexis
Butterworth
Discussion on Power of Wadhava, Nagpur,
modification of statute and Power Pp. 63-89
to impose tax with the help of
jurisprudential understanding of
law and concept of inherent powers C.K.Takwani,
of the organs of the state Lectures on
Administrative
Law,Forth
Edition, 2008.
Third Discussion on Lachmi Narain v. PP 75-93, 96
Quarter(Cases) Union of India AIR 1976 SC 714
Analysis on cases on inclusion, Lachmi Narain
exclusion and modification of v. Union of
statute India AIR 1976
Fourth Quarter Interaction with students SC 714
(Interaction,
Recap, Next Conclusion of the Session
Session,
Conclusion) Introduction to next Session

16 First Quarter Recap of previous SGL M. P. Jain and S.

(Recap & Co- Introduction to the concept of N. Jain, Principles
relation) consultation in delegated legislation of Administrative
Discussion on Co-relation with Law, Sixth
consultation and public Edition, 2010
participation with law making
(updated in 2013),
process in democracy
Lexis-Nexis
Second Quarter Discussion/Presentation on need of
(Subject) Butterworth
consultation in democratic society
Wadhava, Nagpur,
Discussion/Presentation
P. 170-178.
Explanation to the concept of

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 Consultation of affected persons
and public participation in rule
making process

Third Discussion/Presentation on the

Quarter(Cases) concept of Consultation of affected
persons and public participation in
rule making process-with help of
examples and actual process
followed
Fourth Quarter Interaction and Discussion based on
(Interaction, the questions posed
Recap, Next Conclusion of the session
Session, Introduction to next SGL and Home
Conclusion) Work/Reading material
17 First Quarter Recap of previous session D.D. Basu,
(Recap & Co- Introduction to co-relation of Administrative
relation) delegated legislation with Law, Kamal Law
legislative control on delegated House, Kolkata,
legislation
Sixth edition,
Second Quarter Discussion on Concept, modes and
2002, 65-72
(Subject) types of Legislative control of
delegated legislation 60-85
Third Discussion on Laying procedures
Quarter(Cases) and their efficacy S. P. Sathe,
Fourth Quarter Interaction with the students Administrative
(Interaction, Conclusion of the session Law, Lexis Nexis
Butterworth,
Recap, Next Introduction to next session
Seventh Edition,
Session, 2012 pp 60-82
Conclusion)
18 First Quarter Recap of previous session M. P. Jain and S.
(Recap & Co- Discussion on Introduction to N. Jain, Principles
relation) jurisprudence of delegated of Administrative
legislation and judicial powers Law, Sixth
Second Quarter Explanation on Judicial control of Edition, 2010
(Subject) delegated legislation and concept (updated in 2013),
of Substantive Ultra Virus
Lexis-Nexis
Third Discussion on substantive ultra
Butterworth
Quarter(Cases) virus
Fourth Quarter Conclusion of the session Wadhava, Nagpur,
(Interaction, Interaction with the students based P. 106-136.

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 Recap, Next upon the question posed in the class
Session, Introduction to the next session S. P. Sathe,
Conclusion) Administrative
Law, Lexis Nexis
Butterworth,
Seventh Edition,
2012 pp. 87-131
19 First Quarter Recap of previous session S. Sampath
(Recap & Co- Introduction to concept of exclusion Kumar v. Union
relation) of power of judicial review in India of India (1987)
Second Quarter Explanation on the Concept 1 SCC 124
(Subject) Exclusion of Judicial Review and
its Limitations L. Chandra
Third Discussion on Examples and cases Kumar (1997) 3
Quarter(Cases) of exclusion of power of judicial SCC 261
review:
Discussion on Sampat Kumar case M. P. Jain and S.
Discussion on L. Chandra Kumar N. Jain, Principles
Case of Administrative
Fourth Quarter Conclusion of the session Law, Sixth
(Interaction, Interaction with students on Edition, 2010
Recap, Next philosophy of judicial review and (updated in 2013),
Session, exclusion of judicial review Lexis-Nexis
Conclusion) Introduction to Next session Butterworth
Wadhava, Nagpur,
P. 139-142

20 First Quarter Recap of previous SGL Harla v. State

(Recap & Co- Introduction to the concept of of Rajastan AIR
relation) Ultra-virus 1951 SC 467
Second Quarter Discussion/Presentation on need of
(Subject) concept of Procedural Ultra Vires

Discussion/Presentation on need M. P. Jain and S.

and utility of Untra Virus doctrine N. Jain, Principles
of Administrative
Law, Sixth
Third
Edition, 2010
Quarter(Cases) Discussion/Presentation on Harla v. State
(updated in 2013),
of Rajastan AIR 1951 SC 467
Lexis-Nexis
Fourth Quarter Butterworth

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 (Interaction, Conclusion, interaction with students and Wadhava, Nagpur,
Recap, Next introduction to next SGL P. 136-139.
Session,
Conclusion) Home work for next SGL

S. P. Sathe,
Administrative
Law, Lexis
Nexis
Butterworth,
Seventh
Edition, 2012
pp. 114-120

21 First Quarter Chintamanrao

(Recap & Co- Recap of previous session v. State of MP
relation) Introduction to concept of AIR 1951 SC
substantive Ultra-Virus 118
Explanation on concept of
Procedural Ultra Vires Indian Council
of Legal Aid &
Explanation on types of procedural Advice v. Bar
ultra virus: Council of
-Publication India AIR 1995
-Consultation SC 691
M. P. Jain and
Second Quarter Expiation on Substantive Ultra S. N. Jain,
(Subject) Virus Principles of
Third Explanation on concept of Administrative
Quarter(Cases) Procedural Ultra Vires Law, Sixth
Types of procedural ultra virus: Edition, 2010
(updated in
-Publication
2013), Lexis-
-Consultation
Nexis
Butterworth
Wadhava,
Discussion on Examples and types
Nagpur, Pp.
of Substantive ultra-virus 106-135
Discussion on Chintamanrao v.
State of MP AIR 1951 SC 118

Fourth Quarter Conclusion of the session

(Interaction, Interaction with the students on the
Recap, Next substantive Ultra-virus
Session, Introduction to next Session

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 Conclusion)
Second Quarter Explanation on concept of Sub-
(Subject) delegation of legislative powers
Third Discussion on cases and examples
Quarter(Cases) of sub-delegation
Fourth Quarter Conclusion of the session
(Interaction, Interaction with the students
Recap, Next Recap of Next Session
Session,
Conclusion)
23 First Quarter Recap of the previous session Books as mentioned as
(Recap & Co- Conclusion of the topic no. 2 i.e. above i.e. on topic no.
relation) Legislative Powers of 2.
Administration

Second Quarter Interaction with students on topic

(Subject) no. 2 i.e. Legislative Powers of
Administration
Third Interaction with students on topic
Quarter(Cases) no. 2 i.e. Legislative Powers of
Administration
Fourth Quarter Interaction with students,
(Interaction, conclusion
Recap, Next Introduction to next session
Session,
Conclusion)
Topic No. 3. Administrative Adjudication

24 First Quarter Recap of Previous SGL

(Recap & Co- Introduction to Legislative Powers S. P. Sathe,
relation) of Administration Administrative
Law, Lexis
Second Quarter Group Discussion on Reasons for Nexis
(Subject) the growth of Administrative Butterworth,
Adjudication in modern society Seventh
Edition, 2004
Third Discussion on Examples on reason pp. 187-216
Quarter(Cases) for the growth of Administrative
Adjudication in modern democratic M. P. Jain and
society S. N. Jain,
Fourth Quarter Interaction with students, Principles of

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 (Interaction, Conclusion of the Session Administrative
Recap, Next Introduction to next SGL Law, Sixth
Session, Home work for next SGL Edition, 2010
(updated in
Conclusion)
2013), Lexis-
Nexis
Butterworth
Wadhava,
Nagpur, Pp.
232-302
25 First Quarter Recap of previous session S. P. Sathe,
(Recap & Co- Introduction to next topic i.e. topic Administrative
relation) no. 3, Administrative Adjudication Law, Lexis
Introduction to the theme of quasi- Nexis
judicial Powers Butterworth,
Second Quarter Discussion on distinction between Seventh
Edition, 2004
(Subject) quasi-judicial and administrative
pp. 140-143
functions
Third Discussion upon the quasi judicial
Quarter(Cases) function D.D. Basu,
Administrative
Fourth Quarter Discussion with students
Law, Kamal
(Interaction, Question- answer session Law House,
Recap, Next Interaction with students, Kolkata, Sixth
Session, Conclusion of the session edition, 2002,
Conclusion) Introduction to next Session pp. 213-238

26 First Quarter Recap of previous session Wade and

(Recap & Co- Introduction to natural justice Forsyth,
relation) principles Administrative
Second Quarter Discussion upon the Principles of Law, Oxford
(Subject) Natural Justice or Fairness University
Press, 7th Ed.,
Third Discussion upon A.K. Kraipak v.
1994, PP. 463-
Quarter(Cases) Union of India AIR1970 SC 262
470; 471-497
Discussion upon -Nemo judex in re
sua: A.K. Kraipak v.
-Pecuniary Bias
Union of India
-Personal Bias
AIR1970 SC
-Official or bias as to subject-matter
262
-Pre -conceived Notion
Fourth Quarter Interaction with the students
(Interaction, Conclusion of the session
D.D. Basu,
Recap, Next Introduction to next session
Administrative
Session, Law, Kamal
Conclusion)

19
 Law House,
Kolkata, Sixth
edition, 2002,
pp. 239-255
27 First Quarter Recap of previous session R. V. University
(Recap & Co- Introduction to concept of Audi of Cambridge,
relation) Alteram Partem (1723) 1 Str
557 (567)
Discussion on Co-relation between
Nemo judex in re sua and Audi D.D. Basu,
alteram partem Administrative
Second Quarter Introduction and Analysis of Audi Law, Kamal
(Subject) Alteram Partem Law House,
Kolkata, Sixth
Concept of notice Notice and its co-
edition, 2002,
relation with the principle of Audi pp. 256-278
Alteram Partem
Elements of the Notice C. K. Takwani,
Sufficient/ reasonable time Lectures on
Administrative
Precise and unambiguous Law,Forth
Test of valid notice Edition, 2008.
PP. 187-201
Third Discussion on R. V. University of
Quarter(Cases) Cambridge, (1723) 1 Str 557 (567) R. V. University
Fourth Quarter Interaction with students of Cambridge,
(Interaction, Conclusion of the session (1723) 1 Str
557 (567)
Recap, Next Introduction to next session
Session,
Conclusion)
28 First Quarter Recap of previous SGL Ridge v.
(Recap & Co- Introduction to principle of Hearing Baldwin 1964
relation) Co-relation between right of AC 40
hearing and notice
Second Quarter Discussion/Prgesentation on -Right Maneka Gandhi
(Subject) to hearing v. Union of
-Right of Cross examination India (1978) 1
-One who decide must hear SCC 248
-Oral or personal hearing
Third Discussion/Presentation on Hira Nath
Quarter(Cases) -One who decide must hear Mishra v.
-Oral or personal hearing Principal,
Fourth Quarter Interaction with the students Rajendra
(Interaction, Conclusion of the session Medical

20
 Recap, Next Introduction to next SGL College, (1973)
Session, Home work on writing- Notice 1 SCC 805
Conclusion)
Gullappalli
Nageswara Rao
v. State of A.P.,
AIR 1959 SC
1376

Wade and
Forsyth,
Administrative
Law, Oxford
University
Press, 7th Ed.,
1994, PP. 494-
475
29 First Quarter Recap of previous session Siemens Engg.
(Recap & Co- Discussion on - & Mfg. Co. of
relation) -Ridge v. Baldwin 1964 AC 40 India Ltd. v.
-Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India Union of India
(1978) 1 SCC 248 (1976) 2 SCC
Gullappalli Nageswara Rao v. State 981
of A.P., AIR 1959 SC 1376

Second Quarter Introduction to concept of reason

(Subject) decision
Co-relation between reason
decision and right of hearing

Explanation and comment upon the

concept of Reasoned Decision
Third Discussion on Siemens Engg. &
Quarter(Cases) Mfg. Co. of India Ltd. v. Union of
India (1976) 2 SCC 981
Fourth Quarter Interaction with the students
(Interaction, Conclusion of the Session
Recap, Next Introduction to next session
Session,
Conclusion)
30 First Quarter Recap of previous session
(Recap & Co- Introduction concept of institutional

21
 relation) decision
Second Quarter Explanation on Institutional
(Subject) Decision
Third Explanation on Institutional
Quarter(Cases) Decision
Fourth Quarter Conclusion of the session
(Interaction, Interaction with students
Recap, Next Introduction to next session
Session,
Conclusion)
First Quarter Recap of previous session M. P. Jain and
31 (Recap & Co- S. N. Jain,
relation) Introduction to provisions of Principles of
administrative appeal Administrative
Law, Sixth
Second Quarter Explanation on Administrative Edition, 2010
(updated in
(Subject) Appeal
2013), Lexis-
Third Introduction to High Courts Nexis
Quarter(Cases) Superintendence over Tribunals Butterworth
Fourth Quarter Conclusion of the session Wadhava,
(Interaction, Nagpur, Pp.
Recap, Next Interaction with the students 713-718, 719-
Session, 735
Conclusion)
Introduction to next session Mahendra P.
Singh, V. N.
Shuklas
Constitution of
India, 10th
Editon 2001
(Reprinted in
2007) P. 587-
590
32 First Quarter Recap of previous SGL S. Sampath
(Recap & Co- Discussion/presentation on Home Kumar v. Union
relation) Assignment- Notice of India (1987)
1 SCC 124
Second Quarter Discussion/presentation High
(Subject) Courts Superintendence over L. Chandra
Tribunals and comment upon Kumar (1997) 3
High Courts Superintendence SCC 261
over Tribunals

Third Discussion/Presentation on

22
 Quarter(Cases) S. P. Sampatkumar case and M. P. Jain and
L. Chandrakumars case S. N. Jain,
Fourth Quarter Conclusion, Interaction with Principles of
(Interaction, the students, Recap of Next Administrative
Recap, Next SGL Law, Sixth
Edition, 2010
Session,
(updated in
Conclusion) 2013), Lexis-
Nexis
Butterworth
Wadhava,
Nagpur, Pp.
713-718

Mahendra P.
Singh, V. N.
Shuklas
Constitution of
India, 10th
Editon 2001
(Reprinted in
2007) P. 587-
590
33 First Quarter Recap of the previous session Conclusion on
(Recap & Co- Analysis of Sampatkumar and L. S. Sampath
relation) Chandrakumars case Kumar v. Union
of India (1987)
Second Quarter Analysis of Sampatkumar and L. 1 SCC 124
(Subject) Chandrakumars case
Third Analysis of Sampatkumar and L. Conclusion on
Quarter(Cases) Chandrakumars case L. Chandra
Kumar (1997) 3
Fourth Quarter Recap of the sessions on chapter
SCC 261
(Interaction, no. 3 i.e. Administrative
Recap, Next Adjudication
Mahendra P.
Session, Singh, V. N.
Conclusion) Interaction with the students
Shuklas
Constitution of
India, 10th
Conclusion of the chapter no. 3 i.e. Editon 2001
Administrative Adjudication (Reprinted in
2007) P. 587-
590
34 First Quarter Administrative adjudication (Recap) Principles of
(Recap & Co- Administrative Law

23
 relation) M.P.Jain & S.N. Jain
Second Quarter Administrative Powers (Introduction) Sixth Edn. Reprint
(Subject) 2011
Third Case Laws Justice G.P.Singh
Quarter(Cases) Former C.J. High Court
Fourth Quarter Conclusion of Madhya Pradesh
(Interaction, Justice Alok Aradhe
Recap, Next High Court of Madhya
Session, Pradesh
Conclusion) Page numbers-391-399

Western India Watch

Co. v/s Its Workers
AIR 1970 SC 1205

Union of India v/s

Manu Dev Arya,
(2004) 5 SCC 232
35 First Quarter Administrative Powers (Recap) Principles of
(Recap & Co- Discussion on Formulation and Execution Administrative Law
relation) of Policy M.P.Jain & S.N. Jain
Second Quarter Discussion on Formulation and Execution Sixth Edn. Reprint
(Subject) of Policy 2011
Third Discussion on Formulation and Execution Justice G.P.Singh
Quarter(Cases) of Policy -Case Laws Former C.J. High Court
Fourth Quarter Interaction with students, Conclusion of Madhya Pradesh
(Interaction, Recap of next session Justice Alok Aradhe
Recap, Next High Court of Madhya
Session, Pradesh
Conclusion) Page numbers-391-399
Ram Jawaya v/s State
of Punjab AIR 1955 SC
549

Naraindas v/s State of

Madhya Pradesh AIR
1974 SC 1232
36 First Quarter Recap of previous SGL Principles of
(Recap & Co- Introduction to Administrative adjudication Administrative Law
relation) M.P.Jain & S.N. Jain
Second Quarter Discussion/ Presentation need of

24
 (Subject) Administrative adjudication Sixth Edn. Reprint
Third Discussion/ Presentation need of 2011
Quarter(Cases) Administrative Powers Justice G.P.Singh
Discussion on Case Laws on Former C.J. High Court
Administrative Adjudication of Madhya Pradesh
Justice Alok Aradhe
Fourth Quarter Discussion on Case Laws on High Court of Madhya
(Interaction, Administrative Adjudication Pradesh
Recap, Next Page numbers-391-399
Session, Interaction with students, Conclusion Ram Jawaya v/s State
Conclusion) of Punjab AIR 1955 SC
Recap of Next SGL 549

Home Work for Next SGL Union of India v/s

M.E.Reddy, AIR 1980
SC 563

Mahabir Jute Mills v/s

Shibban Lal Saxena,
AIR 1975 SC 2057

Ajay Kumar Ghose v/s

Calcutta Corporation,
AIR 1956 Cal. 410
37 First Quarter Recap of previous session Lectures on
(Recap & Co- Discussion on Conferment of Administrative Law
relation) Administrative Powers by Law C.K.Takwani
Second Quarter Discussion on Discretionary Powers Third Edition
(Subject) (Meaning, Definitions) Page numbers- 236-285
Third Need for Administrative Discretion
Quarter(Cases) Principles of
Fourth Quarter Administrative Law
(Interaction, Interaction with students M.P.Jain & S.N. Jain
Recap, Next Sixth Edn. Reprint
Session, Conclusion of the session 2011
Conclusion) Justice G.P.Singh
Recap of Next Session Former C.J. High Court
of Madhya Pradesh
Justice Alok Aradhe
High Court of Madhya
Pradesh

25
 Page numbers-391-399
Ram Jawaya v/s State
of Punjab AIR 1955 SC
549

38 First Quarter Recap of previous session Principles of

(Recap & Co- Discussion on Need of Administrative Administrative Law
relation) Discretion M.P.Jain & S.N. Jain
Second Quarter Discussion on Administrative Discretion Sixth Edn. Reprint
(Subject) -Case Laws 2011
Third Continued Justice G.P.Singh
Quarter(Cases) Former C.J. High Court
Fourth Quarter Conclusion of Madhya Pradesh
(Interaction, Justice Alok Aradhe
Recap, Next High Court of Madhya
Session, Pradesh
Conclusion) Page numbers-391-399
Ram Jawaya v/s State
of Punjab AIR 1955 SC
549

Hirday Narain v/s

Income Tax Officer
AIR 1971 SC 33

Kavita v/s State of

Maharastra AIR 1981
SC 1641
39 First Quarter Administrative Discretionary Powers Principles of
(Recap & Co- (Recap) Administrative Law
relation) M.P.Jain & S.N. Jain
Second Quarter Limitations on Exercise of Discretion Sixth Edn. Reprint
(Subject) 2011
Third Judicial Controls: Discretionary Powers Justice G.P.Singh
Quarter(Cases) Former C.J. High Court
Fourth Quarter Next Session (Case Laws) of Madhya Pradesh
(Interaction, Justice Alok Aradhe
Recap, Next High Court of Madhya
Session, Pradesh

26
 Conclusion)) Page numbers-621-681
40 First Quarter Recap on Previous SGL Principles of
(Recap & Co- Discussion/Presentation on Limitations on Administrative Law
relation) Exercise of Discretion M.P.Jain & S.N. Jain
Second Quarter Sixth Edn. Reprint
(Subject) Discussion/Presentation on Limitations on 2011
Exercise of Discretion Justice G.P.Singh
Former C.J. High Court
Third of Madhya Pradesh
Quarter(Cases) Discussion/Presentation on Limitations on Justice Alok Aradhe
Exercise of Discretion High Court of Madhya
(Discussion on case laws) Pradesh
Fourth Quarter Conclusion, Interaction and Recap of Next Page numbers-621-681
(Interaction, Session
Recap, Next G. Sadanandan v/s
Session, State of Kerala, AIR
Conclusion) 1966 SC 1925

State of punjab v/s

Gurdial Singh AIR
1980 SC 319

Ahmed Hossain v/s

State, AIR 1951
Nag.138

L.K.Das v/s State of

West Bengal, AIR 1975
SC 753
41 First Quarter Recap of previous Session Principles of
(Recap & Co- Judicial Review (Meaning, Definitions) Administrative Law
relation) Mala fide exercise of discretion M.P.Jain & S.N. Jain
Second Quarter Mala fide Exercise of Discretion and Sixth Edn. Reprint
(Subject) Constitutional imperatives and use of 2011
Discretionary Authority Justice G.P.Singh
Former C.J. High Court
Irrelevant considerations of Madhya Pradesh
Third Non exercise of Discretionary Powers Justice Alok Aradhe
Quarter(Cases) High Court of Madhya
Fourth Quarter Conclusion Pradesh
(Interaction, Page numbers-621-681

27
 Recap, Next
Session, R.K.Jain v/s Union of
Conclusion) India (1993) 4 SCC
119

M.P. Police
Establishment v/s State
of M.P., (2004) 8 SCC
788

H.D.Vora v/s State of

Maharashtra AIR 1984
SC 866
42 First Quarter Liability for Wrongs (Government Tortious Principles of
(Recap & Co- Liablity Recap Administrative Law
relation) M.P.Jain & S.N. Jain
Second Quarter Contractual Liability of Government Sixth Edn. Reprint
(Subject) 2011
Third Formation of Contract Estoppels and Justice G.P.Singh
Quarter(Cases) Government Contracts Former C.J. High Court
Fourth Quarter Conclusion of Madhya Pradesh
(Interaction, Justice Alok Aradhe
Recap, Next High Court of Madhya
Session, Pradesh
Conclusion) Page numbers-843-904

K.P.Chowdhry v/s
State of Andhra
Pradesh, AIR 1962 MP
102

Bhikraj Jaipuria v/s

Union of India, AIR
1962 SC 113

N.Ramnathan Pillai v/s

State of Kerala AIR
1973 SC 2641
43 First Quarter Articles 14 and 19(1)(g) and Governments Principles of
(Recap & Co- Contracts (Introduction) Administrative Law
relation) M.P.Jain & S.N. Jain

28
 Second Quarter Contracts and Writs (case laws) Sixth Edn. Reprint
(Subject) 2011
Third Doctrine of Legitimate Expectations Justice G.P.Singh
Quarter(Cases) Former C.J. High Court
Fourth Quarter Interaction and Conclusion of Madhya Pradesh
(Interaction, Justice Alok Aradhe
Recap, Next High Court of Madhya
Session, Pradesh
Conclusion) Page numbers-843-904

G.E.& E.Co. v/s Chief

Engineer AIR 1971 SC
733
T.M. Peermohamed v/s
D.F.O. Tenmala, AIR
1974 Ker 192
Vidya Ram Mishra v/s
Managing Committee,
Sri Jai Narain College
AIR 1972 SC 1450

Marwar Tent Factory

v/s India AIR 1980 Del
27

44 First Quarter Recap of previous SGL S P Sathes

(Recap & Co- Discussion/Presentation on Administrative law Pg
relation) Concept of Ombudsman: its system, no: 683 to 688
structure, powers and functions.
The importance of Controlling Mechanism M P Jain,
Second Quarter Discussion/Presentation on Administrative law, Pg
(Subject) Comparative study of Ombudsman in No: 967, 973, 976
Scandinavian nations, Australia, UK and
India
Difference between Ombudsman and
Judicial review
Third Discussion/Presentation on
Quarter(Cases) Comparative study of Ombudsman in
Scandinavian nations, Australia, UK and
India
Difference between Ombudsman and

29
 Judicial review
Fourth Quarter Conclusion, Interaction with students,
(Interaction, Recap of Next SGL
Recap, Next
Session,
Conclusion)
45 First Quarter Ombudsman in India: Lokkayuka and M P Jain,
(Recap & Co- Lokpal Act 2013: its salient features, CVC, Administrative law, Pg
relation) CBI No: 985

Second Quarter How implementing Lokpal would act as an Refer Lokpal and
(Subject) effective machinery to curb Lokkayuka Act 2013
maladministration Available at
Third Discussion on Lokpal System: a critical www.ccis.nic.in
Quarter(Cases) appraisal
Fourth Quarter Conclusions and Students suggestion on
(Interaction, the Lokpal and lokkayukta Act 2013
Recap, Next
Session,
Conclusion)
46 First Quarter Inquiry and investigation powers under M P and S N Jain
(Recap & Co- Administrative law: powers of commission Principles of
relation) and committees Administrative Law, pg
no: 429
Second Quarter Commission of Inquiry Act 1952
(Subject) Law Commission Report
Third Selected Statutory Provisions:
Quarter(Cases) Investigation or Inquiries under M P and S N Jain
Companies Act Principles of
The Industrial (Development and Administrative Law, pg
Regulation) Act 1951 no: 429, 434
Customs Act
M P Jain, Cases and
Income Tax Act
Materials on Indian
Disciplinary inquiries
Administrative law
Fourth Quarter Conclusion
Volumn 3, pg no: 2465
(Interaction,
to 2644
Recap, Next
Session,
M P Jain, Cases and
Conclusion)
Materials on Indian
Administrative law
Volumn 3, pg no 2356

30
 to 2465
47 First Quarter Recap of previous Session M P Jain, Cases and
(Recap & Co- Search seizure and confiscation: Search Materials on Indian
relation) and Article 20 (3) of the Constitution: case Administrative law
study of M P Sharma v. Satish Chandra, Volumn 3, pg no: 2644
District Magistrate to 2648
Case laws discussion Pg no for Case: 2650
Second Quarter Administrative Inquiries
(Subject) Case Study and Interactive analysis
Third Discussion on
Quarter(Cases) Privilege in legal proceedings
Whether a statute binds the state?
Concept of Sovereign Immunity and its
changing nature.
Discussion/Presentation on
Union of India v Jubbi AIR 1968

Fourth Quarter Conclusion

(Interaction,
Recap, Next
Session,
Conclusion)
48 First Quarter Recap of Previous SGL M P Jain and S N Jain,
(Recap & Co- Introduction to Domestic Inquiry Principles of
relation) Administrative law, pg
Second Quarter Exercise on Domestic Inquiry no: 766
(Subject)
Third Exercise on Domestic Inquiry M P Jain and S N Jain,
Quarter(Cases) Principles of
Fourth Quarter Recap, Conclusion, Interaction with Administrative law, pg
(Interaction, students and introduction to next SGL no: 768
Recap, Next
Session,
Conclusion)
49 First Quarter Recap of previous session M P Jain and S N Jain,
(Recap & Co- Concept of compensation andArticle 300 Principles of
relation) of Indian Constitution Administrative law, pg
no:772, 775
Government Privilege under Indian

31
 Evidence Act not to produce documents M P Jain and S N Jain,
Second Quarter Important cases: State of Punjab v Principles of
(Subject) SodhiSukhdev Singh AIR1961 SC 493, S P Administrative law,
Gupta v Union of India, State of UP V Raj Pageno: 948
Narain
Third Section 80 CPC, Officials secrets Act
Quarter(Cases)
Fourth Quarter Case: PUCL v Union of India
(Interaction,
Recap, Next
Session,
Conclusion)
50 First Quarter Introduction to Right to Information Act M P Jain and S N Jain,
(Recap & Co- Principles of
relation) Administrative law, pg
Second Quarter Social Movement and RTI no: 946, 948,
(Subject)
Third Government privilege under RTI M P Jain and S N Jain,
Quarter(Cases) Principles of
Fourth Quarter Administrative law, pg
(Interaction, Judicial approach on RTI and conclusion no: 953
Recap, Next Remedies against Administration
Session, Suits against administration
Conclusion)
51 First Quarter Recap of previous Session M P Jain and S N Jain,
(Recap & Co- Discussion on writing of Notice under Principles of
relation) section 80 of Civil procedure Code Administrative law, pg
Second Quarter Discussion on writing of Notice under no: 519, 736, 737, 742,
(Subject) section 80 of Civil procedure Code 746, 759
Third Discussion on writing of Notice under
Quarter(Cases) section 80 of Civil procedure Code
Fourth Quarter Conclusion, Interaction with students,
(Interaction, Recap of Next Session
Recap, Next
Session,
Conclusion)
52 First Quarter Recap of previous SGL M P Jain and S N Jain,
(Recap & Co- Principles of
relation) Introduction to writing RTI application Administrative law, pg
Second Quarter no: 543
(Subject) Exercise on writing RTI application
Third Exercise on writing RTI application

32
 Quarter(Cases)
Fourth Quarter Conclusion, Interaction with students,
(Interaction, Recap of Next SGL
Recap, Next
Session,
Conclusion)
53 First Quarter Introduction to various remedies under the M. P. Jain and S. N.
(Recap & Co- Constitution of India Jain, Principles of
relation) Administrative Law,
Second Quarter Power and remedies assigned under Sixth Edition, 2010,
(Subject) Articles 32 and 226 of the Constitution of Lexis-Nexis
India Butterworth Wadhava,
Nagpur, P. 519-610
Third Writs under Articles 32 and 226 of the
Quarter(Cases) Constitution of India S. P. Sathe,
Administrative Law,
Fourth Quarter Conclusion of the session Seventh Edition, 2004,
(Interaction, Interaction with the students Lexis-Nexis
Recap, Next Introduction to next session Butterworth, Nagpur, P.
Session, 457-576.
Conclusion)
54 First Quarter Recap of previous session
(Recap & Co- Introduction to the types of writs P.L. Lakhanpal v. A.N.
relation) Ray AIR 1975 Del., 66
Second Quarter Explanation on the writ of Habeas
(Subject) Corpus, Certiorari, Prohibition, M. P. Jain and S. N.
Mandamus and Qua Warranto Jain, Principles of
Third Explanation on the writ of Habeas Administrative Law,
Quarter(Cases) Corpus, Certiorari Sixth Edition, 2010,
Discussion on Habeas Corpus Case Lexis-Nexis
i.e. ADM Jabalpur v. Shivkant Butterworth Wadhava,
Shukla -1976 Nagpur, P. 611-650
P.L. Lakhanpal v. A.N. Ray AIR
1975 Del., 66 C.K.Takwani, Lectures
Fourth Quarter Conclusion of the session on Administrative
(Interaction, Interaction with the students Law,Forth Edition,
Recap, Next Introduction to next session 2008. PP. 355-392
Session,
Conclusion)
55 First Quarter Recap of previous session M. P. Jain and S. N.
(Recap & Co- Introduction to the concept of Jain, Principles of

33
 relation) Locus standi, Laches and Res- Administrative Law,
Judicata Sixth Edition, 2010,
Second Quarter Discussion on Procedural Aspects - Lexis-Nexis
(Subject) Locus standi, Laches, Res Judicata Butterworth Wadhava,
Nagpur, P. 519-552

Third Discussion on Procedural C.K.Takwani, Lectures

Quarter(Cases) Aspects - Locus standi, Laches,
Res Judicata on Administrative
(Cases on Locus Standi-Sunil Law,Forth Edition,
Batra case.) 2008. PP. 344-354
Fourth Quarter Conclusion of the session
(Interaction, Interaction with the students
Recap, Next Introduction to next session
Session,
Conclusion)

56 First Quarter Recap of previous SGL

(Recap & Co-
relation)
Second Quarter Presentation/discussion on
(Subject) Procedural Aspects - Locus standi,
Laches, Res Judicata
Presentation/discussion on
Exhaustion of Alternative
Remedies
Presentation/discussion on
Exclusion of Judicial Review -
Exclusionary Clauses
Harban Lal Sahania v.
Indian Oil Corp. Ltd.
AIR 2003 SC 2120
M. P. Jain and S. N.
Jain, Principles of
Administrative Law,
Sixth Edition, 2010,
Lexis-Nexis
Butterworth Wadhava,
Nagpur, P. 519-552

Third Discussion on Harban Lal Sahania v. C.K.Takwani, Lectures

Quarter(Cases) Indian Oil Corp. Ltd. AIR 2003 SC 2120. on Administrative
Law,Forth Edition,
Fourth Quarter Conclusion, Interaction with the 2008. PP. 344-354
(Interaction, students
Recap, Next Introduction to next SGL
Session,
Conclusion)
57 First Quarter Recap of previous sessions on D.D. Basu and A.
(Recap & Co- tortuous liability K. Nandi,
relation) Introduction to the concept of Administrative
Tortious Liability

34
 Second Quarter Government Tortious Liability Law, 2006, Kamal
(Subject) The Old View-on Govt. Liability Law House,
Kolkata, P.371-421

Third Discussion on Vidyawati, Kasturilal case M. P. Jain and S. N.

Quarter(Cases) and the later developments Jain, Principles of
Fourth Quarter Conclusion of the session Administrative
(Interaction, Interaction with the students Law, Sixth Edition,
Recap, Next Introduction to next session 2010, Lexis-Nexis
Session, Butterworth
Conclusion) Wadhava, Nagpur,
P. 843-904

S. P. Sathe,
Administrative
Law, Seventh
Edition, 2004,
Lexis-Nexis
Butterworth,
Nagpur, P. 578-
640.

M. C. Jain Kagzi,
The Indian
Administrative
Law, Sixth Edition,
2002, Universal
Law Publishing Co.
Pvt. Ltd., P.501-
511.
58 First Quarter Recap of previous session M. P. Jain and S. N.
(Recap & Co- Introduction to write and damages Jain, Principles of
relation) for Govt. torts. Administrative
Sec Writs and damages for Government Law, Sixth Edition,
ond Quarter torts 2010, Lexis-Nexis
(Subject) Butterworth
Third Writ and damages for Govt. Torts Wadhava, Nagpur,
Quarter(Cases) P. 843-904
Fourth Quarter Conclusion of the session
(Interaction, Interaction with the students

35
 Recap, Next Introduction to next session
Session,
Conclusion)
59 First Quarter Recap of previous session Session Plan
(Recap & Co- Conclusion of the syllabus
relation)
Second Quarter Revision of the syllabus and topics
(Subject) covered
Third Interaction with the students
Quarter(Cases) Question Answer Session
Fourth Quarter Question Answer Session
(Interaction, Concluding remarks
Recap, Next
Session,
Conclusion)
First Quarter Recap of previous session
(Recap & Co-
60 relation)
Second Quarter Revision of the syllabus and topics
(Subject) covered (cont)
Third Interaction with the students
Session Plan
Quarter(Cases) Question Answer Session
Fourth Quarter Question Answer Session
(Interaction, Concluding remarks
Recap, Next
Session,
Conclusion)

Detailed Assessment Plan:

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Announcement t of the Exam Declaration
of Results
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Comment/Analysis Marks days of
submission
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Written Test 2017 Marks days of the
conduct of
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