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Revised syllabus Exam paper 1  2023 Exam paper 2  2022 administrative law nature sources importance origin and development audi alterem partem. judicial cases and concept separation of powers as concept 3B separation of powers not rigid concept in constitution of india mode of parliamentary control over delegated legislation | delegated legislation central vigilance commission ombudsmen   lokpal write and article 32 remedies

Legislative relations b/w center and state 1. Explain legislative relations between the center and the state. Also highlight the interpretation of lists. [Dec 22 DAVV] 2. scheme of distribution of legislative powers bw center and state governed by Articles 245 to 255 of Part XI of the Constitution 'Relations bw Union and the states" Chapter 1 legislative relations discusses the distribution of legislative powers derived from the Indian constitution Elements of distribution of power (key points under legislative relations under which you would explain) Extent of laws made by Parliament and by the Legislatures of States  Territorial jurisdiction - art 245 (1) The parliament may make laws for whole or part of the Indian territory where as the State legislature may make l aws for whole or part of the state No law of the Parliament can be deemed invalid merely on the ground of extra-territorial operation, meaning that constitutionally Parliament may make laws that have extra-ter...

1. Important features of the Preamble  1. Sovereign -   Sovereignty means that India has political freedom from external rule, that is independence from any external entity exercising control over the territory of India. India is not a dominion of any external power. It means the independent authority of the state Sovereign externally -  independence of the state against other states and internally - free from internal dictatorships / autocratic rule. In India, laws are made by the legislature, elected representatives by the people subject to powers under Art 368 of the constitution In the case of Synthetic & Chemicals Ltd. v. the State of Uttar Pradesh (1989) , the Supreme Court decided that the word ‘sovereign’ means that the state has the authority to control everything within the restrictions given by the Constitution. 2. Secular - incorporated in the Preamble by the 42nd Constitutional Amendment, 1976 The Constitution states that India as a secul...

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Maneka Gandhi v. Union of India, AIR 1978 SC 597 Case judgement Question under the case Whether the right to go abroad is part of personal liberty Whether the right under Art 19(1) has any geographical limitation Whether the power to impound a passport arbitrary -- in the general public interest if vague Principles of Natural Justice - whether it applied only to quasi-judicial orders or applies to administrative orders affecting the rights of citizens When a statute is silent on something, can laws of common justice apply?  (Passport being impounded without a clause of the individual being heard, principle of natural justice, audi alteram partem - let the other side be heard too) Facts of the case ( wikipedia ) Maneka Gandhi 's passport was impounded 'in the public interest' by an order dated 2 July 1977. When reasons for impounding her passport were sought, the Government of India declined to provide any "in the interests of the general public. Gandhi filed a writ ...