LL.B. (Three Years) Sem 3 Administrative Law Nov 2010 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

Questions asked in this paper

• N.S. (1) Attempt all questions
• (2) Figures to the right indicate full marks

1. Q1 Answer in one sentence 20 marks
   • (a) What is the meaning of Welfarism ?
   • (b) State Dicey's three postulates of Rule of Rule
   • (c) What is the Doctrine of Vires' ?
   • (d) What is an ‘Institutional ?
   • (e) Define Delegated Legislation
   • (f) State two functions of.the Control Vigilance Commission
   • (g) Which are the sources: of Administrative Law?
   • (h) What is a quasi-judicial function?
   • U) What is official bias?
   • (k) State the grounds for exclusion of principles of Natural justice
2. Q2 Write short notes (any four) of the following 20 marks
   • (a) Sovereign and non-sovereign function
   • (b) Right to Information Act
   • (c) A. K. Kraipak Vs. Union of India
   • (d) Functions of the Union Public Service Commission
   • (e) Droit Administratif
   • (f) Forms of Delegation
3. Q3 Solve (any two) of the following 12 marks
   • (a) Engineering College made admissions of candidates on basis of oral interview after a written test. The marks allocated for oral test were one-third of the total marks. THis admision procedure was challenged by one candidate as
   • (i) Does allocation of one-third marks of the total marks for oral test violate any legal provision? Explain
   • (ii) Write the judgement in the above case
   • (b) In one case, the petitioner was appointed as an honorary Paediatrician in a District Hospital through Selection Board. His appointment was suspended because of an interim stay granted by the Lokayukta on a complaint filed before him by one the canidates for the post. The petitioner filed a writ petition under Article 226 challenging the Lokayukta's action
   • (i) Explain whether the Lokayukta has jurisdiction to review the appointment
   • (ii) State on what grounds a Lokayukta can take action under the Maharashtra Lokayukta and Act, 1971
   • (c) Afirm 'ABC' was carrying on business of sale and distribution of lubricants since 18 years. The Indian Oil Corporation, a Government Company, who supplied materials to firm 'ABC', suddenly stopped the supply of materials. Firm filed a petition for writ of mandamus, but the High Court dimissed it. The Indian Oil Corporation argued that the dispute fell in the realm of contract and hence petition is not maintainable. Firm 'ABC' has now appropached the Supreme
   • (i) Is the Indian Oil Corporation subject to writ jurisdiction? Explain
   • (ii) Is a contractual activity or dispute subject to rule of law? Explain with legal
4. Q4 Anwer the following (any four) of the following 48 marks
   • (a) Examine the nature and scope of Administrative Law, state the reasons for its growth
   • (b) Discuss Montesquieu's theory of separation of powers
   • (c) What is Alteram explain the maxim with reference to leading case
   • (d) Explain the judicial control over delegated legislation
   • (e) Define Public Interest Litigation, discuss the role of Indian Supreme Court as a protector of rights through PIL
   • (f) Define the term 'Civil and explain the constitutional safeguards to the

Read from the scan above, so a character or two may differ. The scan is the original.