LLB 3 Years Sem 3 Administrative Law Apr 2011 Admin LAw Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes

Questions asked in this paper

1. Q1 Answer.in short. (Not more than two sentences) 20 marks
   • 1. What is the difference between Administrative law and Constitutional law?
   • 2. What is conditional legislation?
   • 3. What is implied Constitutional limit?
   • 4. What do you mean by statutory exclusion of natural justice?
   • 5. State any two grounds of appeal to the Supreme Court from the tribunal
   • 6. State the grounds on which the Government economic policy can be challenged in the
   • 7. What is constructive Res-Judicata?
   • 8. Which case is followed in India as a precedent for sovereign and non
   • 9. What is temporary injunction?
   • 10. Define Ombudsman
2. Q11 Write short notes. (Any Four) 20 marks
   • 1. Legislative control of delegated legislation
   • 2. Central Bureau of Investigation
   • 3. Rule of law
   • 4. Constitutional safeguards to civil servants
   • 5. Sources of Administrative law
   • 6. PIL and judicial activism
3. Q11 l. Solve (Any Two) 12 marks
   • 1. The petitioner’s electric supply was disconnected on the allegation of theft of energy. Before disconnecting the electric supply no notice was served by the electricity board. This action was challenged by the
   • (i) Can the electric supply be disconnected without notice? Explain
   • (ii) Is any right violated in the above case, explain?
   • 2. The Director of Public Instruction refused to include a book for the school syllabus written by Manjula. Manjula, filed for a writ to compel the Director of Public Instruction to include her book in the list of text-books approved for the schools
   • (i) Explain whether a writ can be issued in this case?
   • (ii) In the above case for which writ can the application be made?
   • 3. The Commissioner of Municipality sub-delegated the power to take proceedings against any person charged against certain offences under relevant statute to the Medical Officer. The Medical Officer delegated the power to the Licence Inspector. And the Licence Inspector filed a complaint against the accused
   • (i) In the above case can the complaint be filed by the License Inspector?
   • (ii) Is the doctrine of ‘delegatus non protest delegare’ applicable in the
4. Q1 V. Answer the following. (Any Four) 48 marks
   • 1. What is a tribunal? Explain the reasons for the growth of tribunals in India
   • 3. Explain delegated legislation in the pre-constitutional period and the post constitutional period with relevant case laws
   • 4. Discuss the ordinary remedies, apart from the constitutional remedies to control administrative actions in India
   • 5. Define public corporation and explain the control of public corporation
   • 6. Define judicial review and explain the Constitutional provisions excluding

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