Vande Matram!
Government has to administer the State and its people by making various rules and regulations. The working of the government to administer the State is to abide by various administrative laws. Here are some one liners for your notes to prepare any judicial exam.
· The expression "Administrative Law" may mean two different things, namely,
o (a) law relating to administration, and
o (b) law made by the administration.
· There are again two types of law made by the administration:
o Rule making - rules, regulations, orders, schemes, bye-laws, etc made by the administrative authorities on whom power to make such subordinate legislation is conferred by a statute.
o Adjudication - certain administrative authorities have power to decide questions of law and/ or fact affecting particular person or persons generally.
· Most of such powers to decide questions of law and/ or fact affecting particular person or persons generally are exercised quasi-judicially.
· Administration is government or a department of government or an agency of the government.
· Under the Constitution of India the powers of the state are divided between the Union (including the Union Territories) on the one hand and the states on the other hand.
Read more on Administrative law.
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