Administrative Law

Most Likely Questions with Solutions — Administrative Law is a compact, practice-focused guide built specifically for law students preparing for semester exams. The book compiles curated “most likely” questions across the core administrative-law syllabus — covering natural justice (audi alteram partem, bias), grounds and tests for judicial review, ultra vires and delegated legislation, the structure and jurisdiction of administrative tribunals, Writs (mandamus, certiorari, prohibition, habeas corpus) and public-employment/service law. Each question is followed by a model answer that balances doctrinal precision with exam pragmatism: clear issue-based headings, statutory and case law hooks, short reasoning, and a concluding operative answer formatted for examiner readability. Interspersed tips advise on answer-structure, time management and common pitfalls. The layout supports quick topical revision (question → answer → checklist) and is ideal for last-mile exam preparation, moot practice, and classroom consolidation. Authored by Adv. Dr. Ambarish R. Patnigere — a practitioner-academic with operational experience — the volume helps students convert knowledge into concise, citation-ready responses and improves confidence under timed conditions.