Indian Administrative Law

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Description
Administrative law is public law on line. Within the constitutional framework it has been structured and raised on the foundations of citizens' freedoms and their Juro-legal rights against the State, its authorities and instrumentation. It declares and articulates the State powers - legislative, executive and governance, judicial, and essential principles of administration, power, policy - activism, discretion. actions, decisions and decisional processes of government. On one hand it provides means of parliamentary control over extent and exercise of administrative powers, and intra administration checks over one administrative authority as against another. On the other hand, it provides judicial recontrol of administrative authority and actions. On the one hand it declares the procedures, methods of saving the citizens from administrative arbitrariness, discriminative, unfair decisions, blased administrative determinations, and on the other hand it promotes natural law and justice, and the rules of law. It does not enforce and safeguards the proprietary relations of one against the other individual-or an association of individuals, or guards against breaches of contract, or against tortious acts of one against the other. Neither it adopts the established civil procedures, nor does it provide known civil remedies. It weighs individual interest as against public interest, and the extent of inconsistency but prefers to enforce the latter. Neither it provides mandatory resolution of inter-personal adversorial disputes, nor provides any remedies of suit, injunction, or actions  or damages liquidated damages for breach of contract, or unliquidated damages in respect of tort. The procedures and reliefs provided by administrative law against State action, decisions and determinations are to an extent possibly statutory, or unwritten and evolved by the provisions of the Constitution, administrative authorities or tribunals, and are such as approved and declared by the Supreme Court or other High Courts on condition of consistency with the constitutional policy and objective, and the rule of law. It discards lifeless technicalities of Code procedures, and is activated by necessities of speedy or quick resolution of the State-citizens clashes and conflicts subject to administrative immunities and savings of the administrative action provides speedy relief by way of review of administrative actions and acts, and writs of mandamus, Certiorari, prohibition, quo warranto and habeas corpus issueable against the State and authorities of government.

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Contents
Chapter 1    Introduction
Chapter 2    Government, Administration and Administrative Bodies
Chapter 3    Administrative Action and Process
Chapter 4    Inquiries and Investigations
Chapter 5    Administrative Remedies and Court Reviews
Chapter 6    Delegated Legislation
Chapter 7    Sub-Delegation and Conditional Legislation
Chapter 8    Administrative Tribunals
Chapter 9    Powers of High Courts
Chapter 10  Powers of the Supreme Court
Chapter 11  Contract and Tort
Chapter 12  Suits against the state and public authorities
EPILOGUE
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Author Details
M,C,Jain Kagzi, LL.D., Emeritus Fellow of the UGC, Advocate
Formerly Professor of Law University of Rajastan