LLM Group 1 Constitutional And Administrative Law Administrative Process Nature And Scope 2019 Question Paper - Mumbai University | munotes
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Q1 Discuss in detail the growth and development of administrative law in India, USA and UK
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Q2 Elucidate the role of civil services and administrative agencies in the development of administrative process in India
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Q3 Critically analysed the theory of separation of powers in India with the help of appropriate
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Q4 According to A.V.Dicey “no one is above law and everyone is equal before law regardless of socio, economic, or political status and they are subjected to same court of law .” Critically discuss the concept of rule of law in India in the light of above mentioned
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Q5 According to Justice Sripavan ,”.the Court can examine the exercise of discretionary power in order to see whether it has been used properly, fairly, according to the rules of reason and justice.” Justify the statement in the light of judicial review of administrative discretion in India
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Q6 Write short notes on:
- a) Administrative process — regulation to de-regulation : Constitutional standards
- b) Taxing powers
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Q7 Write Short note on:
- a) Doctrine of eminent power
- b) Doctrine of police powers: judicial review Code: 26919 Group - I. Constitutional and Administrative Law - Paper-IV - Administrative Process : Nature Time: 3 hours Marks: 100
- N.B. 1. Answer any Four, 25 Marks each
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Q1 Explain the Constitutional provisions with respect to the civil services in India and the role of the civil service in the governance of the country
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Q2 Explain the need for delegated legislation and the control of delegated legislation in India
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Q3 E. Governance is the new catch word in the administration. Explain some of the innovation in legislation and governance post liberalization
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Q4 The Courts are a check on government and administration lawlessness. Discuss
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Q5 The “Separation of powers” doctrine is in its strict sense not applicable in India and U.K. as compared to the U.S. Discuss
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Q6 The Method of legal redress of the citizens against acts of the government differs in India, U.K. and France. Explain
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Q7 Write Short notes
- a. Constitutional provision to ensure rule of law in India
- b. The constitutional provisions for the doctrine of police powers Code: 26919 Group - I. Constitutional and Administrative Law - Paper-IV - Administrative Process : Nature
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