Administrative Law
(With Right to Information Act)
Series: Singhal’s
Coverage: Text • Cases • Questions and Hints
Author: Mayank Madhaw
Publisher: Singhal Law Publications
Book Description
Administrative Law is a well-structured and syllabus-focused textbook designed for LL.B. students and law aspirants. The book provides a clear understanding of the principles governing administrative authorities, judicial control, and constitutional limitations on administrative action.
This edition includes a comprehensive treatment of the Right to Information Act, making it especially relevant for contemporary legal studies. Core doctrines such as rule of law, delegated legislation, administrative discretion, principles of natural justice, judicial review, tribunals, and remedies are explained with the support of leading case laws.
Prepared strictly in accordance with the new university syllabus, the book combines conceptual clarity with exam-oriented content through questions and hints, making it ideal for both learning and revision.
Key Coverage
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Nature and scope of Administrative Law
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Rule of Law & Separation of Powers
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Delegated legislation
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Administrative discretion
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Principles of Natural Justice
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Judicial control & remedies
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Administrative tribunals
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Right to Information Act
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Important case laws and illustrations
Key Highlights
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Based on new syllabus
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Includes Right to Information Act
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Text supported with cases & exam questions
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Simple, student-friendly language
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Ideal for concept clarity and revision
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Trusted publication by Singhal Law Publications
Ideal For
✔ LL.B. Students
✔ Law University Examinations
✔ Judicial Services (foundation level)
✔ Law Colleges & Libraries
