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    The document outlines the key topics in administrative law, including general principles like definitions of administrative agencies, as well as quasi-legislative and quasi-judicial powers. It discusses rulemaking and adjudicatory powers, and determinative powers like fact finding. The document also lists case studies and suggested readings in administrative law, covering topics such as the constitution, administrative code, and court cases on administrative agencies and processes.

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    The document outlines the key topics in administrative law, including general principles like definitions of administrative agencies, as well as quasi-legislative and quasi-judicial powers. It discusses rulemaking and adjudicatory powers, and determinative powers like fact finding. The document also lists case studies and suggested readings in administrative law, covering topics such as the constitution, administrative code, and court cases on administrative agencies and processes.

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    ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

    I. GENERAL PRINCIPLES
    A. Administrative Law
    B. Administration
    C. Scope
    D. Classification
    II. QUASI-LEGISLATIVE (RULE-MAKING) POWER
    A. Kind of Administrative Rules and Regulations
    B. Requisites for Validity
    III. QUASI-JUDICIAL (ADJUDICATORY) POWER
    A. Administrative due process
    B. Administrative appeal and review
    C. Administrative res judicata
    IV. DETERMINATIVE POWER
    A. Fact Finding
    B. Investigate
    C. Licensing
    D. Rate-fixing Power

    V. DOCTRINE OF PRIMARY JURISDICTION


    VI. EXHASUTION OF ADMINISTRATIVE REMEDIES
    VII. CASE STUDY

    A. ANG TIBAY vs. CIR, G.R. No. L-46496, 27 February 1940


    B. The Palawan Council for Sustainable Development v. Ejercito Lim, G.R. No. 183173,
    August 24, 2016
    C. Narra Nickel Mining And Development Corporation vs. Redmont Consolidated Mines
    Corporation, G.R. No. 202877, December 09, 2015
    D. Salazar v. Achacoso, G.R. No. 81510, March 14, 1990
    E. Euro-Med Laboratories Phil. Inc. v. Province of Batangas, G.R. No. 148106, July 17, 2006
    F. University of the Philippines v. Dizon, G.R. No. 171182, August 23, 2012
    G. Merida Water District v. Bacarro, G.R. No. 165993, September 30, 2008
    H. Emilio A. Gonzales III v. Office of the President/Wendell Bareras-Sulit v. Atty. Paquito N.
    Ochoa, Jr., G.R. No. 196231/G.R. No. 196232, January 28, 2014

    Suggested Readings

     1987 Philippine Constitution


     1987 Revised Administrative Code of the Philippines
     Notes on Administrative Code by Atty.Mark Christian B. Apordo
    ADMINISTRARTIVE LAW

    I. GENERAL PRINCIPLES

    Definitions

    a. Administrative Law

    b. Government of the Republic of the Philippines (see Administrative Code of 1987, Section 2)

    c. National Government (see Administrative Code of 1987, Section 2)

    d. Local Government (see Administrative Code of 1987, Section 2)

    e. Agency of the Government (see Administrative Code of 1987, Section 2)

    f. Department (see Administrative Code of 1987, Section 2)

    g. Bureau (see Administrative Code of 1987, Section 2)

    h. Office (see Administrative Code of 1987, Section 2)

    i. Instrumentality (see Administrative Code of 1987, Section 2)

    j. Regulatory agency (see Administrative Code of 1987, Section 2)

    k. Chartered institution (see Administrative Code of 1987, Section 2)

    l. Government-owned or controlled corporation (see Administrative Code of 1987, Section 2)

    II. Kinds of Administrative Law

    III. Scope of Administrative Law

    IV. Sources of Administrative Law

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