Philippine administrative law governs the organization, functions, and procedures of government administrative agencies that have been delegated quasi-legislative powers and granted quasi-judicial powers. It also determines the extent to which these agencies are subject to control by the courts. The scope of administrative law includes laws fixing government structure, governing public officers, creating agencies and defining their powers and procedures, providing remedies for those aggrieved by agency acts, and governing judicial review of agency decisions.
Philippine administrative law governs the organization, functions, and procedures of government administrative agencies that have been delegated quasi-legislative powers and granted quasi-judicial powers. It also determines the extent to which these agencies are subject to control by the courts. The scope of administrative law includes laws fixing government structure, governing public officers, creating agencies and defining their powers and procedures, providing remedies for those aggrieved by agency acts, and governing judicial review of agency decisions.
Philippine administrative law governs the organization, functions, and procedures of government administrative agencies that have been delegated quasi-legislative powers and granted quasi-judicial powers. It also determines the extent to which these agencies are subject to control by the courts. The scope of administrative law includes laws fixing government structure, governing public officers, creating agencies and defining their powers and procedures, providing remedies for those aggrieved by agency acts, and governing judicial review of agency decisions.
PHILIPPINE ADMINISTRATIVE LAWS It is that part of the law which governs the
organization, functions and procedures of administrative agencies of the
government to which quasi-legislative powers are delegated and quasi-judicial powers are granted, and the extent and manner to which such agencies are subject to control the courts. SCOPE OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW: The law which fixes the administrative organization and structure of the government; The law, the execution and enforcement of which is entrusted to administrative authorities; The law which governs public officers, their competencies, rights, duties, liabilities, elections, etc.; The law which creates administrative agencies, defines their powers and functions, prescribes their procedures including the adjudication and settlement of contested matters involving private interests; SCOPE OF ADMINISTRATIVE LAW: The law which provides remedies administrative or judicial, to those aggrieved by administrative acts or decisions; The law which governs judicial review of or relief against administrative acts or decisions; The rules, regulations, orders and decisions made by administrative authorities dealing with the interpretation and enforcement of the laws entrusted to their administration; and, The body of judicial decisions and doctrines dealing with any of the above.