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LL.B. (Hons.) (Semester – VIII) Examination, April 2014

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

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Duration : 3 Hours Total Marks: 75

Instructions: i) Answer any four from questions 1 to 6.

ii) Answer any four from questions 8 to 13.

iii) Question No. 7 and 14 are compulsory.

SECTION – 1

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1. Define Administrative Law. Explain the reasons for the growth of Administrative law as an outstanding development of the 20th century. (8)
2. State the various grounds on which delegated legislation can be challenged in a court of law? (8)
3. Discuss on the classification of Administrative Action and its significance. (8)
4. Examine the concept of open government and Right to information in India. (8)
5. Discuss the merits of administrative adjudication and tribunal system in India. (8)

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6. What is meant by Administrative Discretion? Enumerate the grounds of Judicial Review over Administrative Discretion. (8)
7. Write short notes on any two : (3x2)
   1. Writ of quo warranto
   2. Immunity from operation of Statute
   3. No Evidence Rule.

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SECTION – 2

8. Critically examine the liability of the Government in torts. (8)
9. Explain the nature of public sector undertakings and the various control mechanisms over public sector undertakings. (8)
10. Examine the necessity of Ombudsman in India in the light of the shortcomings of judicial and other control to curb maladministration and corruption. (8)
11. Explain Audi Alteram Partem and its components. (8)

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12. Examine how for promissory estoppel is binding on the government? (8)
13. Analyse the relevance of special leave to appeal, in checking the exercise of quasi judicial power. (8)
14. Write short notes on any two : (2½ x 2)
    1. Henry VIII Clause
    2. Rule of law
    3. Official Bias.

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