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    This document provides an overview of administrative law topics that have been covered on past exams from April 2011 to December 2015. It lists the topics covered in short answer questions and long/essay type questions for each exam, including: - Principles of natural justice - Delegated legislation and parliamentary/judicial control over it - The institution of the ombudsman - Growth of tribunals and their differences from courts - The theory of legitimate expectation - The rule of law under the Indian Constitution - Prerogative writs under the Constitution It provides a detailed reference guide for students preparing to take an exam on Indian administrative law. The document covers key concepts and

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    ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

    (Q. 2 ) SHORT NOTES

    (Attempt any 4 out of 6 = 20 Marks)

    April – 2015 December – 2014


    1) Doctrine of Estoppels 1) PIL
    2) A.K. Kraipak Case 2) Social Service Corporation
    3) Liability of Govt in Contract 3) Doctrine of Estoppels
    4) Central Vigilance Commission 4) Limitation of Five Writ Petition
    5) Rule of Law 5) Pre-decisional and Post-decisional
    6) Doctrine of Ultra Virus hearing
    6) Speaking Order
    May – 2014 November – 2013
    1) Ridge v/s Baldwin 1) Functions of UPSC
    2) A.K. Kraipak v/s. UOI 2) Lokpal Bill
    3) Doctrine of Separation of Power 3) Administrative Tribunals
    4) “Delegation Non Potest Delegare” 4) Rules of Law
    5) CBI 5) CBI
    6) PIL and Judicial activism 6) RBI
    April – 2013 December – 2012
    1) Doctrine of Pleasure 1) Ridge v/s Baldwin
    2) Central Vigilance Commission 2) Droit Administratif
    3) Lokpal Bill 3) A.K. Kraipak v/s. UOI Case
    4) Administrative Tribunals 4) Grounds of exclusion of Natural Justice
    5) Doctrine of Separation of Power 5) Parliamentary Control over delegated
    6) Rule of Law Legislation
    6) Functions of Civil Service/UPSC
    May – 2012 November – 2011
    1) Doctrine of Legitimate Expectation 1) Doctrine of Separation of Power
    2) Ridge v/s Baldwin 2) Difference between English Admn Law
    3) A.K. Kraipak v/s. UOI and Indian Admn Law
    4) Lokpal Bill 3) Droit Administratif
    5) Doctrine of Separation of Power 4) Functions of UPSC
    6) Administrative Tribunals 5) Administrative Tribunals
    6) “Delegation Non Potest Delegare”
    April – 2011 November – 2010
    1) Legislative Control of delegated 1) Sovereign & Non-Sovereign Functions
    legislation 2) Right to Information ACT
    2) Central Bureau of Investigation 3) A.K. Kraipak v/s. UOI
    3) Rule of Law 4) Functions of UPSC
    4) Constitutional safeguard to Civil Servnt 5) Droit Administratif
    5) Sources of Administrative Law 6) Forms of Delegation
    6) PIL and Judicial Activism
    ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

    Q.4 - LONG / ESSAY TYPE ANSWERS


    (Attempt any 4 out of 6 = 48 Marks)

    1) Define the Administrative Law. Explain the scope and extent of administrative law in
    India. Apr-15, Nov-12, Nov-11

    How Administrative Law is different from Constitutional Law.. Dec-15

    Its scope and objectives with reference to historical perspective & growth Nov- 14

    Explain the reason for growth of the Administrative Law. Apr-13, May-12

    2) Discuss various Principles of Natural Justice. Apr-15,

    3) What is Delegated Legislation ? Explain the Judicial Control Over Delegated


    Legislation. Apr-15, Apr-14, May-12, Nov-11

    Discuss the different forms of Delegated Legislation. State the Importance in welfare
    state.. Dec 2014

    Explain the Parliamentary Control over Delegated Legislation. Apr-13

    4) Write short account on Institution of Ombudsman ? Apr-15,

    5) Explain the reason for the growth of Tribunals in India. Write the difference
    between Tribunals & Coruts. Apr-15,

    6) Discuss the theory of Legitimate Expectation with examples. Apr-15,

    7) Explain the 'Rule of Law'. How the Rule of Law is respected under Indian
    Constitution? State the relevant Case laws. Dec-14

    8) Discuss the Principle of Natural Justice and explain its components. What are the
    exceptions to this Principles ? Dec-14

    9) What are the Characteristics of Administrative Tribunal ? Discuss the reasons of


    its growth in India. Dec-14, Apr-14

    10) Discuss the Judicial remedies available under the Administrative Law. Dec-14

    11) Critically discuss the Dicey's Doctrine of Rule of Law. Elaborate its application in
    Indian Constitution. Apr-14, Nov-12, May-12

    12) Explain the principle “Nemo debet esse judex in propria causa” - with leading
    case laws. Apr-14, Nov-12, Apr-11
    13) Elaborate the concept of PIL with reference to High Courts and Supreme Courts
    Judgments. Apr-14, Nov-13, Nov-12, Nov-11

    14) Discuss the prerogative writs under Art. 32 and Art. 226 of Indian Constitution.
    Apr-14, Nov-11

    15) Discuss the 'Rule against Bias' with relevant case laws. Nov-13

    16) Discuss the Montesquieu's theory of separation of powers. Nov-13

    17) Explain the importance of Ombudsman to protect citizens against abuse of


    Discretionary Power. Nov-13

    18) Explain Doctrine of Proportionality with reference to illustrative case laws.


    Nov-13, Nov-12

    19) Discuss Audi Alteram Partem rule with relevant Case Laws. Apr-13, May-12

    20) Define the term 'Civil Service' and discuss the nature and classification of Civil
    Service in India. Nov-13

    21) Classify the Public Corporations and explain the Control of Public Corporation.
    Apr-13, May-12, Apr-11

    22) Explain the Tortuous Liability of Govt of India. Apr-13, May-12, Nov-11

    Q.3 - SITUATIONAL PROBLEMS


    (Attempt any 2 out of 3 = 12 Marls)

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