Administrative PQP
Module 1 and 2
Q1) Discuss the nature, scope and necessity of Administrative Law in
today’s modern circumstances.
Q2) What do you mean by Delegated Legislation? Explain in detail the
Safeguards and Legislative, Judicial and Other Controls on delegated
legislation.
Q1) Comment on ‘Administrative Law has been characterised as the most
outstanding legal development of the twentieth century’.
Q2) What is the concept of Delegated Legislation? Write a critical note on
Judicial Control of Delegated Legislation in India.
Q9) Highlight on the restraints on Delegation of Legislative powers and give
comparative analysis between UK, USA and India.
Q1) What is Delegated Legislation? Explain the reasons for growth it and its
constitutionality in India.
Q2) Discuss in detail the meaning and nature of Principle of Natural Justice
along with its exceptions.
Q3) Critically examine the Doctrine of Rule of Law and its significance in
today’s modern era.
Q8) What is the Doctrine of ‘Separation of Power’? How it is incorporated in
Indian Constitution?
Q9) Write a detailed note on the Privileges and Immunities of Government
in Legal Proceeding under Administrative Law.
Q1) “Administrative Law is the law relating to the administration”. Discuss.
Q2) Critically examine the concept of ‘Delegated legislation’ and the
permissible limits of delegation of legislative powers.
Administrative PQP 1
, Q4) Discuss the meaning and nature of ‘Principles of Natural Justice’, also
discuss the scope of the rule of fair hearing.
Examine the nature and scope of Administrative Law with the help of the
definitions given by various scholars. [16]
Q2) Explain the theory of ‘Rule of Law’ as propounded by Dicey and its
application in the Indian legal system. [16]
Q3) How the judiciary exercise its control over delegated legislation by
invoking doctrine of ultra vires? Explain with relevant case laws. [16]
Q4) Discuss bias as a principle of natural justice with appropriate case
laws. [16]
Q1) “Administrative Law deals with nature of powers of the administration
and the manner in which the powers are exercised but does not go into the
examination of the content of those exercised powers”. Explain.
Q2) What is delegated legislation? Enumerate the reasons for growth of
delegated legislation with suitable examples.
Q4) “The Indian Constitution has not indeed recognized the doctrine of
Separation of powers in its absolute rigidity”. Comment.
Q5) Explain the theory of ‘Rule of Law’ as propounded by Dicey and its
application in the Indian legal system.
Q1) Explain the nature and scope of the administrative law with help of the
definitions given by well-known scholars.
Q2) Discuss the legislative control of delegated legislation along with
relevant case laws.
Q3) ‘No one should be condemned unheard’ is the principle which forms
part of ‘natural justice”. What are its components and necessary ingredients?
Discuss.
Q6) Critically examine Diecy’s concept of the Rule of Law”.
Administrative PQP 2
Module 1 and 2
Q1) Discuss the nature, scope and necessity of Administrative Law in
today’s modern circumstances.
Q2) What do you mean by Delegated Legislation? Explain in detail the
Safeguards and Legislative, Judicial and Other Controls on delegated
legislation.
Q1) Comment on ‘Administrative Law has been characterised as the most
outstanding legal development of the twentieth century’.
Q2) What is the concept of Delegated Legislation? Write a critical note on
Judicial Control of Delegated Legislation in India.
Q9) Highlight on the restraints on Delegation of Legislative powers and give
comparative analysis between UK, USA and India.
Q1) What is Delegated Legislation? Explain the reasons for growth it and its
constitutionality in India.
Q2) Discuss in detail the meaning and nature of Principle of Natural Justice
along with its exceptions.
Q3) Critically examine the Doctrine of Rule of Law and its significance in
today’s modern era.
Q8) What is the Doctrine of ‘Separation of Power’? How it is incorporated in
Indian Constitution?
Q9) Write a detailed note on the Privileges and Immunities of Government
in Legal Proceeding under Administrative Law.
Q1) “Administrative Law is the law relating to the administration”. Discuss.
Q2) Critically examine the concept of ‘Delegated legislation’ and the
permissible limits of delegation of legislative powers.
Administrative PQP 1
, Q4) Discuss the meaning and nature of ‘Principles of Natural Justice’, also
discuss the scope of the rule of fair hearing.
Examine the nature and scope of Administrative Law with the help of the
definitions given by various scholars. [16]
Q2) Explain the theory of ‘Rule of Law’ as propounded by Dicey and its
application in the Indian legal system. [16]
Q3) How the judiciary exercise its control over delegated legislation by
invoking doctrine of ultra vires? Explain with relevant case laws. [16]
Q4) Discuss bias as a principle of natural justice with appropriate case
laws. [16]
Q1) “Administrative Law deals with nature of powers of the administration
and the manner in which the powers are exercised but does not go into the
examination of the content of those exercised powers”. Explain.
Q2) What is delegated legislation? Enumerate the reasons for growth of
delegated legislation with suitable examples.
Q4) “The Indian Constitution has not indeed recognized the doctrine of
Separation of powers in its absolute rigidity”. Comment.
Q5) Explain the theory of ‘Rule of Law’ as propounded by Dicey and its
application in the Indian legal system.
Q1) Explain the nature and scope of the administrative law with help of the
definitions given by well-known scholars.
Q2) Discuss the legislative control of delegated legislation along with
relevant case laws.
Q3) ‘No one should be condemned unheard’ is the principle which forms
part of ‘natural justice”. What are its components and necessary ingredients?
Discuss.
Q6) Critically examine Diecy’s concept of the Rule of Law”.
Administrative PQP 2
