This document discusses administrative law and administrative agencies. It defines administrative law as the body of law concerned with the work of applying policies and enforcing orders determined by governmental bodies. It also defines administrative agencies as government authorities other than courts and legislatures that affect the state and citizens through rulemaking, adjudication, and implementation, exercising quasi-legislative and quasi-judicial powers. The document outlines the powers of administrative agencies, including quasi-legislative power to make rules and regulations, and quasi-judicial power to make determinations in applying the law to facts. It also discusses judicial review of administrative decisions and exceptions where courts can overturn agency actions.
This document discusses administrative law and administrative agencies. It defines administrative law as the body of law concerned with the work of applying policies and enforcing orders determined by governmental bodies. It also defines administrative agencies as government authorities other than courts and legislatures that affect the state and citizens through rulemaking, adjudication, and implementation, exercising quasi-legislative and quasi-judicial powers. The document outlines the powers of administrative agencies, including quasi-legislative power to make rules and regulations, and quasi-judicial power to make determinations in applying the law to facts. It also discusses judicial review of administrative decisions and exceptions where courts can overturn agency actions.
This document discusses administrative law and administrative agencies. It defines administrative law as the body of law concerned with the work of applying policies and enforcing orders determined by governmental bodies. It also defines administrative agencies as government authorities other than courts and legislatures that affect the state and citizens through rulemaking, adjudication, and implementation, exercising quasi-legislative and quasi-judicial powers. The document outlines the powers of administrative agencies, including quasi-legislative power to make rules and regulations, and quasi-judicial power to make determinations in applying the law to facts. It also discusses judicial review of administrative decisions and exceptions where courts can overturn agency actions.
This document discusses administrative law and administrative agencies. It defines administrative law as the body of law concerned with the work of applying policies and enforcing orders determined by governmental bodies. It also defines administrative agencies as government authorities other than courts and legislatures that affect the state and citizens through rulemaking, adjudication, and implementation, exercising quasi-legislative and quasi-judicial powers. The document outlines the powers of administrative agencies, including quasi-legislative power to make rules and regulations, and quasi-judicial power to make determinations in applying the law to facts. It also discusses judicial review of administrative decisions and exceptions where courts can overturn agency actions.
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Administrative Law law”, and say what it means.
A. General Principles usually acting They constitute the
Administrative power: is concerned with the pursuant to a administrator's work of applying policies and enforcing orders specific construction of a as determined by proper governmental delegation of statute organs. It enables the President to fix a uniform legislative power standard of administrative efficiency and check the official conduct of his agents. 2. What Supplements Says what the administrativ the statute by statute means Administrative Law: e agency is filling in the doing details Sources: 1. Consitution; 2. Statutory Enactments; 3. Supreme Court Decisions; 3. Force and Has the force Merely 4. Rules and regulations issued by effect and effect of persuasive/Receive administrative bodies; 5. Orders of law d by the courts immediately with much respect administrative bodies in settlement of upon going but not accorded controversies. into effect. with finality Such is B. Administrative Agencies accorded by a. Definition: is any government the courts or authority, other than a court and a by express legislature, that affects the state and its provision of citizens through rule-making, statute. adjudication, and implementation. Its functions are primarily executive but it ii. Requisites for Validity (ASPR) exercises quasi-legislative and quasi- 1. Its promulgation must be judicial powers for the purpose of authorized by the legislature. enabling it to carry out the laws 2. It must be within the scope entrusted to it for enforcement or of the authority given by the execution. legislature. 3. It must be promulgated in b. Manner of Creation (ELC): 1. executive accordance with the prescribed order; as in EO 100, s. 1986 that created procedure. PIA; 2. Legislation; as in RA 10844 that 4. It must be reasonable. created DICT; 3. constitutional provision; as in Art. 9 that created CSC, iii. Test for Delegation COMELEC and COA. 1. COMPLETENESS test. This c. Kinds means that the law must be complete in all its terms and C. Powers of Administrative Agencies conditions when it leaves the a. Quasi-legislative (Rule-making) Power: legislature so that when it It is the authority delegated by the law- reaches the delegate, it will making body to the administrative body have nothing to do but to to adopt rules and regulations intended enforce it. to carry out the provisions of a law and 2. SUFFICIENT STANDARD test. implement legislative policy. The law must offer a sufficient standard to specify the limits of i. Kinds of Administrative Rules the delegate’s authority, and Regulations announce the legislative policy DISTINCTION LEGISLATIVE INTERPRETATIVE and specify the conditions under which it is to be 1. Capacity Legislative - Judicial - those implemented. that supplementin which purport to administrativ g the statute, do no more than b. Quasi-judicial (Adjudicatory) Powers: It e agency is filling in the interpret the is the power of administrative acting in details, or statute being authorities to make determinations of “making the administered, to facts in the performance of their official duties and to apply the law as they Investigative – power to obtain construe it to the facts so found. The information on activities under exercise of this power is only incidental regulation by government agencies to the main function of administrative authorities, which is the enforcement of Rate Fixing - is the function of the law. administrative agency to fix or control i. Administrative Due Process: the charges (rates, wages and prices) 1. Right to Notice, be it exalted to public utility services. actual or constructive 2. Reasonable opportunity Licensing - the function to permit or to appear and defend allow something which the law his rights and to undertakes to regulate. It is simply the introduce witnesses issuance of license. It is also referred to 3. Impartial tribunal with as the enabling function. competent jurisdiction 4. Finding or decision D. Judicial Recourse and Review: Except when the supported by constitution requires or allows, judicial review substantial evidence may be granted to withheld if Congress chooses. An administrative decision shall be ii. Administrative Appeal and final and not reviewable without violation of Review: Unless otherwise due process. provided by law or executive Exceptions (WAR EPV JAV): 1. Decision is order, an appeal from a final wrong; 2. Manifestly arbitrary, capricious, decision of the administrative unjust; 3. Decision is not based on reasonable agency may be taken to the interpretation of law; 4. Officer exceeded his department head, whose authority; 5. Powers exercised were decision may further be unconstitutional; 6. Decision vititated by fraud, brought to the regular courts of imposition, mistake; 7. Lack of jurisdiction; 8. justice, in accordance with the Grave abuse of discretion; 9. Violates or fails to procedure specified by law comply with some mandatory provision of law.
iii. Administrative Res Judicata:
a. Doctrine of Primary Administrative General Rule: Res Judicata does Jurisdiction: This doctrine states that not apply in administrative courts cannot or will not determine a decisions. Decisions of the controversy which requires the previous incumbents of the expertise, specialized skills and administrative body may be knowledge of the proper administrative modified or reversed by their bodies because technical matters of successors in the exercise of intricate questions of fact are involved. their own powers of Relief must first be obtained in an adjudication administrative proceeding before a Exception: The decisions and remedy will be supplied by the court orders of administrative even though the matter is within the agencies, rendered pursuant to proper jurisdiction of a court. their quasi-judicial authority, have upon their finality, the b. Doctrine of Exhaustion of force and binding effect of a Administrative Remedies: Under this final judgment within the doctrine, an administrative decision purview of the doctrine of res must first be appealed to the judicata administrative superiors up to the highest level before it may be elevated c. Fact-finding, investigative, licensing, to a court of justice for review. rate-fixing powers Fact-finding – power to determine fact c. Doctrine of Finality of Administrative relevant to a dispute or issue done by a Action: Under this doctrine, an neutral party administrative decision must first be appealed to the administrative superiors up to the highest level before it may be elevated to a court of justice for review.
Exceptions (IPE ONE): 1. Interlocutory
order affecting the merits of a controversy; 2. Preserve status quo pending further action by the administrative agency; 3. Essential to the protection of the rights asserted from the injury threatened; 4. Officer assumes to act in violation of the Constitution and other laws; 5. Order not reviewable in any other way; 6. Order made in excess of power