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Ill Semester 3 Year LL.B.N Semester 5 Year B.A.LL.B. (Maj.-Min. - System)/
B.B.A.LL.B./8.Com.LL.B. Examination, March/April 2023 (Dec. 2022)
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
Duration : 3 Hours Max. Marks: 80

Instructions : 1. Answer all five Units.

2. One essay type question and short note/problems
is compulsory from each Unit.
3. Figures to the right indicate marks.
4. Answer should be written either in English or in
Kannada completely.

UNIT-I

Q. No. 1. a) 'Administrative law has been characterised as the

phenomenal outcome of the development of the
20th century.' Discuss. Marks: 10
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Q. No. 1. a) Discuss the relevance of Doctrine of separation of

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Q. No. 1. b) Doctrine of rule of law. Marks: 6

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Q. No. 1. b) Classification of various administrative functions. Marks: 6

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UNIT- II

Q. No. 2. a) Discuss the grounds on which delegated legislation

may be challenged in courts. Refer to decided cases. Marks : 10
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Q. No. 2. b) A state law empowered the deputy commissioners of the

districts to make rules for the sanitation at fairs. One of
the rules required a permit from the District magistrate.
In issuing the permit the District magistrate was given
discretionary powers to issue or refuse permits. Affected
by the action of refusal, Mr. Vijay challenged the order
of the deputy commissioner. Decide. Marks: 6
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UNIT - Ill
Q. No. 3. a) 'Audi Alteram Partem' is sine quanon of fair hearing.
Substantiate with judicial decisions. Marks: 10
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of the factory. The manager himself conducted the
enquiry and dismissed the workman. Decide the
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Mandamus. Marks : 10
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Q. No. 4. b) 'X' is compulsorily retired from the service by the

Government of India. He files a writ petition in the High
court of Karnataka challenging the validity of the order.
The Government of India contends that the petition is
untenable. Decide. Marks: 6
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Q. No. 5. a) Explain the powers and procedure of Lokayukta. Marks: 10

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