1. Introduction to Administrative Law Administrative law is the body of law that governs the activities of administrative agencies of government

2. Introduction to……. Administrative law is considered a branch of public law

3. Introduction to……. Administrative law deals with the decision-making of administrative units of government

4. Administrative law part of a national regulatory scheme in such areas as police law, international trade, manufacturing, environment, taxation etc. Introduction to…….

5. Administrative law expanded greatly during the twentieth century, as legislative bodies worldwide created more government agencies to regulate the increasingly complex social, economic and political spheres of human interaction Introduction to…….

6. Concept This century, the philosophy as to the role and function of the state has undergone a radial change. There was increase in governmental functions.

7. Concept …. Today, the state is required to look after the health, and morals of people, provide education to children and takes all the steps which social justice demands

8. Concept …. Today, the state is not merely a police state, but as a progressive democratic welfare state, it seeks to ensure social security and social welfare for the common man

9. Concept …. Today, the state is required to look after the health, and morals of people, provide education to children and takes all the steps which social justice demands

10. Concept …. Social development have widened the scope and ambit of administrative law

11. Concept …. The Administrative law deals with the structure, functions and powers of the Administrative organs

12. Concept …. Administrative Law lays down the methods and procedures which are to be followed by them during the course of remedies which are available to the persons whose rights and other privileges are damaged by their operations

13. Conclusion Thus Administrative law can be studied under the three heads Legislative or Rule making Purely Executive Judicial or Adjudicative

14. Conclusion…… Registration of Firms Legislative/ Rule making – Procedure Purely Executive – Rejection / party refused to present before the Registrar Judicial or Adjudicative – Hearing of Conflicts

15. Nature of Administrative Law Administrative Law is a new branch of law that deals with the powers of the Administrative authorities

16. Nature of ……. Administrative law is to separate the way in which Administrative authorities could be kept within their limits so that the discretionary powers may not be turned into subjective powers

17. Nature of ……. Administrative law reflects the manner in which powers are exercised

18. Nature of ……. Administrative law provides remedies which are available to the aggrieved persons, when those powers are abused by administrative authorities

19. Nature of ……. The Administrative process has come to stay and it has to be accepted as a necessary evil in all progressive societies

20. Nature of ……. The execution and implementation of unchecked Administrative authorities may adversely affect the rights of the citizens

21. Nature of ……. The actual problem is to reconcile social welfare with rights of the individual subjects

22. Definition of Administrative Law Many jurist have attempted to characterize it, but none of the definitions has completely define the nature, scope and contents of Administrative Law

23. Definition of….. Definition by Ivor Jennings administrative law is the law relating to the administrative authorities 1. It is very wide definition 2. It does not distinguish administrative law from constitution law

24. Definition of….. Definition by K. C. Davis Administrative law as the law concerning the powers and procedures of administrative agencies

25. Definition of….. Definition by Griffith and Street The main object of Administrative law is the operation and control of administrative authorities

26. Definition of….. Improvement To Griffith and Street's Definition What are the procedures AND What are the remedies available

27. Definition of….. Definition by Garner Those rules which are recognized by the court as law and which relates to and regulate the administration of government