National Law University Odisha
The author, in this piece, makes a case for having a tribunal in the global arena that deals with administrative law disputes across the world. The article explores the challenges and feasibility of having such a tribunal in light of the differences between administrative laws in various countries, issues of accountability, regulations, enforcement, etc.
By tracing the development of Administrative Law in the United Kingdom and simultaneouslly observing the developments in India, the authors have analysed the course of development of natural justice principles as justiciable concepts in administrative law proceedings. The authors have analysed how through the course of judicial developments, the conceptual form of administrative law transformed into its present functional structure.
Constitutional Law Society 