
The second edition of Principles of Administrative Law: A Comparative Study has been thoroughly revised and updated and includes a detailed Table of Cases.Administrative Law is a key subject in the field of public law and forms an essential study for lawyers, judges, law students, law teachers, and administrators. This book is a comparative study of the principles of administrative law as developed by the superior courts in Pakistan, India, Britain, and the US. It elaborates the essential principles and concepts of administrative law including administrative action, administrative discretion, administrative adjudication, delegated legislation, administrative tribunals, the ombudsman, and judicial review of administrative action and discretion.This book covers all aspects of administrative law as taught in LLB and LLM courses in law colleges throughout Pakistan.
This text investigates the foundational principles and comparative frameworks of administrative law as practiced across multiple jurisdictions. Author Hamid Khan, a legal scholar, synthesizes judicial developments from Pakistan, India, Britain, and the United States to provide a comprehensive overview of public law. The book serves as a structured guide for legal professionals and students, detailing the mechanisms of administrative action and the scope of judicial oversight.
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Legal educators and practitioners frequently identify this work as a standard reference for LLB and LLM curricula in Pakistan. Experts note that the comparative approach provides a clear framework for understanding the evolution of administrative discretion and judicial review in common law systems.
Page Count:
520
Publication Date:
2021-10-13
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0190703946
ISBN-13:
9780190703943
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