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LAW 309
INTRODUCTION TO
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
POWER OF AN CONTROLLING
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW ADMINISTRATOR MECHANISM
OR EXECUTIVE
1. Davis
2. Dicey
3. Jennings 1. to make subsidiary
4. Wade & legislation IF BREACH
Phillips 2. to adjudicate cases in
5. Wade tribunals
6. Beatson & 3. to make contracts
Matthews 4. to exercise discretionary
7. Jain powers
5. to delegate further power
given to them REMEDIES
6. to withhold information
and document
1. habeas corpus
2. injunction
3. certiorari
4. mandamus
5. prohibition order
6. declaration order
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW THE WHOLE IDEA
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DAVIS :
is the law concerning the powers and procedures of
administrative agencies, including especially the law
governing judicial review of administrative action.
DICEY :
that portion of a nations legal system which determines
the legal status and liabilities of all state officials, which
defines the rights and liabilities of private individuals in
their dealings with public officials and which specifies
the procedure by which those rights and liabilities are
enforced
JENNING :
Administrative law is the law relating to the
Administration. It determines the organisation, powers,
and duties of administrative authorities
WADE & PHILLIPS :
WADE :
the law relating to the control of governmental
power.
RULE OF LAW
Government must be conducted according to
law
According to Aristotle : It was preferable to
have government by laws rather than
government by men
According to Wade : everything must be done
according to law
The basic Rule of Law
Administration does not enjoy any power outside the
law
Distinction should be drawn between arbitrary and
discretionary powers
Rule of law is to draw a balance between public
power and private interests, provides for a control
mechanism over the administrative action and a
redress mechanism when the individual get hurt by
the administrative action.
The creation of a Tribunal shall not inconsistent with
the rule of law as they are used to control the
administrative powers and quick justice to individuals.
THE CONCEPT OF SEPARATION OF
POWERS
The concept of separation of powers means that
every body in the government will have its own
function separated each other.