Jamille Fye P.

Barcillano
III BSBA Legal Management
BALM 106 – Administrative Law
Seatwork

1. Kinds of administrative law

• Rules and Regulations – policies that dictate how a law is to be used
• Administrative Decisions – issue their own decisions regarding the application and
enforcement of rules and regulations.

2. Scope of administrative law

• Fixes the administrative organization and structure of the government
• Execution and enforcement of laws entrusted to administrative authorities
• Governs public officers
• Creates administrative agencies, defines their powers ad functions, prescribes
their procedures
• Provides remedies, administrative or judicial, available to those aggrieved parties
by administrative actions or decisions
• Governs judicial review of, or relief against, administrative actions or decision
• Rules, regulations, orders and decisions made by administrative authorities dealing
with the interpretation and enforcement of laws entrusted to their administration
• Body of judicial decisions and doctrines dealing with any of the above.

3. Sources of administrative law

• Constitutional or Statutory enactments creating administrative bodies
• Decisions of the courts interpreting the charters of administrative bodies and
defining their powers, rights, inhibitions, among others and the effects of their
determinations and regulations.
• Rules and Regulations issued by administrative bodies in pursuance of the purpose
for which they were created.
• Determinations and orders of the administrative bodies in the settlement of the
controversies arising in their respective fields.