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
Privileges and Immunities of Government
Introduction: Parliament has various functions as entailed in the Constitution and such functions are further carried out by the member. The parliamentary privilege or immunity from certain processes is granted to them so that their duties are performed without any hindrance. The idea of this concept is, Members of the Read more…
Administrative Law
Judicial Review of Administrative Action
Introduction: Trends of Judicial powers show that the courts do not interfere in Administrative Decisions unless these contravene the constitution or law or are arbitrary or mala-fide. Judicial review may be defined as a “court’s power to review the actions of other branches of government, especially the court’s power to Read more…
Administrative Law
SBP & Co. vs Patel Engineering Limited [AIR 2006 SC 450]
INTRODUCTION In SBP & Co. v. Patel Engineering Limited, the Supreme Court has clarified and explained the operation of Section 11(6) of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (for short – “the Act”), which deals with the appointment of arbitrators by the Chief Justice. The Court explained that such an Read more…