Administrative Law
Delegated Legislation and Re-Delhi Laws Act, 1951
In Re-Delhi Law Act, the Central Government was given the authority to abolish an existing law that was found to be ultra vires by an act.
Administrative Law
Need For International Administrative Laws: Significance And Evolution
Global administration appears to be lasting and institutionally complex, rather than an occasional matter of sparse agreements.
Administrative Law
The Legislations In India
The legislation refers to the making of the law. This legislative body has the power to make, amend, repeal and enact the laws.
Administrative Law
Application of Doctrine of Proportionality in Administrative Law
Whenever a government action violates a right, the Courts investigate such administrative activity by applying Doctrine of Proportionality.
Administrative Law
The Doctrine of Ultra Vires: A Detailed Report
Latin term ‘Ultra Vires’ means ‘beyond the powers’. It is the fundamental rule of the Company Law and the Administrative Law.
Administrative Law
Exercise of Discretionary Powers
Introduction: Discretionary power refers to the ability to act or not act in a specific way. The ability to determine or behave according to one’s own judgment is known as discretion. Discretionary powers must be exercised in a variety of ways by administrative bodies. For example, whether a statute designed Read more…
Administrative Law
Exceptions to the Principles of Natural Justice
Introduction: The term natural justice is regularly held as an overall idea, it has to a great extent been replaced and reached out by the general obligation to act reasonably. Natural Justice is a term of art that indicates explicit procedural rights in the English lawful system and the frameworks Read more…
Administrative Law
Delhi Race Club Limited versus Union of India: Delegation of Legislative Functions
Introduction: In the case of Delhi Race Club V. Union Of India[1], the Petitioner, Delhi Race Club Limited, was formerly known as the Delhi Race Club and was founded in 1926. In 1940, it was reorganized as a limited-liability corporation, with the assets and liabilities of the former club transferred Read more…
Administrative Law
Interpretation of Delegated Legislation
Introduction: Administrative Law is that piece of law that decides the association, forces, and obligations of regulatory specialists. The most huge and exceptional advancement of the 20th century is the quick development of regulatory law. However regulatory law has been in presence, in one structure or the other, before the Read more…
Administrative Law
Display of Parliamentary Sovereignty: U.K. and India
Introduction: The vast powers of the Executive are curtailed through the legislative procedure where the legislature acts as the provider and the Executive as the facilitator, such that the Parliament scrutinizes the executive functioning through parliamentary deliberations, especially with the operation of zero hours. Additionally, in budgetary and fiscal spending Read more…
Administrative Law
Constitutional Foundations of Administrative Law: An Analysis
Introduction: The Indian Constitution is the supreme law of the land, governing all other laws and statutes. Administrative law is primarily concerned with the distribution of power and its limitations. We’ll look at the provisions of the constitution that operate as sources of limitations on the state’s power because both Read more…
Administrative Law
Administrative Law and its Analysis with reference to Red Light and Green Light Theory
Introduction: “The administration of justice is the firmest pillar of government.” In India where the law is supreme and liberty being one of the important elements, unlawful activities should not be a part of such society. However, sometimes executives are criticized for their unlawful actions which create the question of Read more…