Constitutional & Public Law · In Hindi
Filing an RTI application, step by step
How to seek information from a government department under the Right to Information Act, 2005, explained step by step.
Constitutional & Public Law
Administrative Law
Administrative law governs how public authorities use their powers. Courts review administrative decisions for illegality, irrationality and unfair procedure, and require authorities to observe the principles of natural justice.
Matters handled
- Natural justice
- Challenges to decisions taken without a hearing, without reasons, or by a biased authority.
- Licences and permits
- Refusal, suspension and cancellation of licences, registrations and permissions.
- Regulatory action
- Penalties, show cause notices and orders of regulators and statutory authorities.
- Blacklisting and debarment
- Challenges to orders barring contractors and suppliers from government work.
- Legitimate expectation
- Claims where an authority departs from a promise or settled practice without justification.
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