Administrative law governs the decision-making of government administrative agencies and ensures they follow proper procedures. It expanded in the 12th century as more agencies were created to regulate social, economic, and political spheres. Administrative law checks abuse of government power, ensures impartiality and accountability of officials to citizens, and protects citizen rights from overreach. It also divides government into three branches: the legislature that makes laws, the judiciary that interprets laws, and the executive that implements laws.

1. Administrative law

2. Administrative law
It is a body of law that governs activities of
administrative agencies of government.
Government agency action: Rule making,
adjudication/enforcement of specific regulatory
agenda.
The administrative law deals with decision making
of administrative units of government that are part
of national regulatory scheme in police law,
international trade, manufacturing, taxation,
immigration, etc.
Eg. Tribunals, boards/commisions

3. This law was expanded during 12th century as
legislative bodies worldwide created more
government agencies to regulate social, economic &
political spheres of human relation.
It helps in following ways:
Checking abuse of administrative power.
Ensures citizen as impartial & determines their
duties by officials.
Protecting citizens from unauthorized
enroachment on their rights & interests.
Makes those people accountable who exercise
power of public to be accountable to people.

4. EXECUTIVES
JUDICIARY
LEGISLATURE

5. Legislature: Law making body of a
political unit that has power to amend &
cancel public policy.
Judiciary: system of courts that interpret
& apply law in the name of state. It also
provides resolution of disputes.
Executives: They are the persons who are
in a high postion who makes decisions
relating to planning & duties of their
subordinates & put them into action.

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