Administrative

Law

Administrative Law
It is a branch of public law fixing
the organization and determines
the competence of administrative
authorities, and indicates the
individual remedies for the
violation of the rights.

Kinds of
Administrative Law
Statutes setting up administrative
authorities.
Body of doctrines and decisions dealing
with the creation, operation, and effect
of determinations and regulations of
such administrative authorities.
Rules, regulations, or orders of such
administrative authorities in pursuance
of the purposes, for which
administrative authorities were created
or endowed.

 Determinations, decisions, and

orders of such administrative
authorities in the settlement of
controversies arising in their
particular field.

What is an
administrative agency?
It is an organ of government,
other than a court and the
legislature, which affects the
rights of private parties either
through adjudication or rule
making.

How are agencies

created?
By:
1. Constitutional provision
2. Authority of law
3. Legislative enactment

Reasons for the

creation of
administrative
To:
agencies

1. Help unclog court dockets

2. Meet the growing complexities of
modern society
3. Help in the regulation of ramified
activities of a developing country
4. Entrust to specialized agencies the task
of dealing with problems as they have the
experience, expertise, and power of
dispatch to provide solution thereto.