Administrative law: Is the body of rules that

Administrative law is the body of rules that controls how the executive branch of government functions. It regulates the powers and duties of public officials and administrative authorities. It also provides legal remedies to individuals when those powers are misused or abused. Definition Administrative law is the law relating to administrative action. Ivor Jennings defines it as the law relating to administration itself. This branch of law explains the composition of administrative authorities and their powers and duties. It comprises rules related to the rule-making power of administrative bodies, their quasi-judicial powers, the legal liabilities of public bodies, and the jurisdiction of ordinary courts to review administrative bodies. It is through ... Law, Administrative Law, Jurisprudence and Research Methodology, which promoted me to undertake research, study and write on law subjects. I should also thank my colleagues of BoS (Faculty of Law), Savitribai Phule Pune University, Pune who help and encouraged me in this regards. Administrative law encompasses laws and legal principles governing the administration and regulation of government agencies.