, QUESTIONS 1. There are several sources of Administrative law
which provide legal requirements for an administrative action (to
be considered valid). 1.1 Define administrative law. [5] 1.2 List
any 5 sources of administrative law. [5] 1.3 Define administrative
action in terms of PAJA. (leave out the exclusions) [10]
Certainly! Here's a comprehensive response to each question:
1.1 Define administrative law.
Administrative law is a branch of public law that governs the
activities of administrative agencies of government. It involves the
oversight of government actions, ensuring they comply with the
law, and provides mechanisms for individuals to challenge
administrative decisions. Administrative law focuses on the
procedures and actions of government officials and agencies,
ensuring they act within their legal bounds and respect principles
such as fairness, transparency, and accountability.
1.2 List any 5 sources of administrative law.
1. Constitution: The supreme law of the country, which
provides the foundational framework for administrative
actions and outlines fundamental rights and principles that
must be adhered to by administrative bodies.
2. Legislation: Statutes and Acts passed by the legislative
branch that create and regulate administrative agencies and
their powers, duties, and procedures.
3. Common Law: Judicial decisions and precedents set by
courts that interpret and apply constitutional and legislative
provisions to specific cases, shaping the principles and
doctrines of administrative law.