Principles of Administrative Laws

Principles of Administrative Laws by Kant Mani provides a structured introduction to the framework, functions, and control mechanisms of administrative authorities in India. It explains the evolution of administrative law, its constitutional foundations, and the balance between governmental power and citizen rights. Presented in a clear and student-friendly manner, the book is suitable for both academic study and practical reference.

Key Features:

• Covers core doctrines such as Rule of Law, Separation of Powers, Delegation of Powers, and Administrative Discretion
• Explains the distinction between judicial, quasi-judicial, and purely administrative functions
• Dedicated chapters on Administrative Tribunals, Commissions of Inquiry, Ombudsman, and Public Corporations
• Comprehensive treatment of Natural Justice and its application in disciplinary proceedings and stigmatic termination
• Discusses Judicial Control of Administrative Action and Delegated Legislation
• Includes modern accountability tools like Public Interest Litigation
• Offers comparative insights, including the French system of administrative adjudication
• Blends theoretical concepts with practical illustrations and case references

This book is designed for law students, competitive exam aspirants, legal professionals, and public administration scholars seeking a concise yet comprehensive reference on administrative law.

Introduction
Administration Discretion
Administrative Tribunals
Commission of Inquiry
Constitutional Foundation and Limitation of Administrative Law
Delegation
French System
Functions-Judicial, Quasi-Judicial and Administrative
Judicial Control of Administrative Action
Judicial Control of Delegated Legislation
Liability of State
Ombudsman
Preliminary Topics
Public Corporations
Purely Administrative Functions
Separation of Powers
Rule of Law
Termination-Stigmatic Order
Disciplinary Proceeding
Natural Justice
The Public Administration
Public Interest Litigation