1. What characterizes quasi-judicial power in administrative agencies?
• Power to implement executive decrees
• Power to issue administrative memos
• Power to adjudicate rights under law
• Power to enforce private contracts
✅ Answer: Power to adjudicate rights under law
2. Which process is essential in a quasi-judicial proceeding?
• Signing a memorandum of agreement
• Issuance of executive orders
• Notice and hearing of parties involved
• Budget approval by Congress
✅ Answer: Notice and hearing of parties involved
3. The doctrine of exhaustion of administrative remedies requires:
• Parties to consult the President first
• Litigants to immediately file in court
• Parties to use all internal agency procedures before resorting to courts
• Courts to take over administrative matters
✅ Answer: Parties to use all internal agency procedures before resorting to courts
4. Judicial review of quasi-judicial decisions may be exercised when:
• The public demands it
• A purely political issue arises
• There is grave abuse of discretion
• The agency denies media access
✅ Answer: There is grave abuse of discretion
5. Administrative agencies act quasi-judicially when:
• They create new statutory laws
• They propose legislative amendments
• They resolve disputes within their regulatory scope
• They enforce executive directives
✅ Answer: They resolve disputes within their regulatory scope