Administrative Law and Tribunal | H.K. Saharay | Eastern Law House (1987)

Author

H.K. Saharay

Publisher

Eastern Law House Pvt. Ltd.

Edition

First Edition

Year

1987

Why Choose This Book?

H.K. Saharay's Administrative Law and Tribunal is a classic Indian legal commentary examining the principles of administrative law and the functioning of tribunals. It explores judicial review, natural justice, delegated legislation, administrative discretion, and the constitutional framework governing quasi-judicial bodies. Despite its publication in 1987, it remains a valuable historical and academic reference for researchers, postgraduate students, and legal libraries studying the evolution of Indian administrative law.

About the Book

This authoritative work analyses the development of administrative law in India during a period of expanding tribunal jurisprudence. The book discusses the relationship between constitutional remedies and administrative authorities, procedural fairness, powers of tribunals, and the limits of executive action. Written by H.K. Saharay and published by Eastern Law House, it serves as an important reference for legal academics, judicial scholars, and practitioners interested in the historical foundations of administrative justice.

Related Subjects

• Administrative Law

• Constitutional Law

• Tribunal Jurisprudence

• Judicial Review

• Natural Justice

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Caveat Legalis

A classic legal reference published in 1987. Buyers should use it alongside current statutes and recent judicial precedents for contemporary legal practice.

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