Administrative Law (Seventh Edition) by S. P. Sathe is a widely respected and influential text that has shaped the understanding of administrative law in India for decades. Known for its clarity, scholarly depth, and analytical approach, this edition continues to serve as an essential resource for comprehending the structure, powers, and limitations of administrative authorities within the Indian legal system.
The book provides a detailed and critical examination of core doctrines such as rule of law, separation of powers, judicial review, fairness in administrative decision-making, delegated legislation, and administrative adjudication. Professor Sathe’s work is distinguished by its ability to present complex legal concepts with conceptual clarity, supported by extensive judicial references, critical assessments of landmark judgments, and insights into the evolving nature of administrative governance.
Well-suited for law students, judicial service aspirants, legal scholars, and practising advocates, this edition preserves the intellectual depth and analytical rigour for which S. P. Sathe is renowned. It remains an indispensable text for anyone seeking a deeper and more critical understanding of administrative law in India.
Key Features
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Authoritative and scholarly exposition of Indian administrative law by the acclaimed jurist S. P. Sathe.
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Comprehensive discussion on judicial review of administrative actions, natural justice, and procedural fairness.
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Critical evaluation of delegated legislation, administrative discretion, and quasi-judicial functioning.
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Insightful commentary on constitutional principles influencing administrative governance in India.
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Extensive references to landmark Supreme Court and High Court decisions, enhancing conceptual understanding.
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Clear structure and analytical depth, making it ideal for academic study and professional reference.
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Highly recommended for law students, academicians, practitioners, and candidates preparing for judicial and civil services examinations.
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