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Administrative Procedures for Government Agencies with Quasi-Judicial Powers
₱980.00Administrative agencies play an essential role in modern governance, bridging the gap between the legislative, executive, and judicial branches. As governments have grown more complex, the need for specialized bodies to regulate, implement, and enforce laws has become increasingly vital. In this context, administrative agencies with quasi-judicial powers serve as crucial instruments for resolving disputes, enforcing regulations, and protecting the rights of individuals and organizations within specific sectors.
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Philippine Administrative Law
₱2,150.00This edition tackles what the author constantly refers to as the continuing experiments in this field, as acknowledged and addressed or adjudicated upon by the Supreme Court in the last eight years, and on the basis of recent laws imposed, or inflicted, by the legislature, as enforced, properly or not, by the executives.
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Administrative Law
₱1,260.00Administrative Law has always been at the sidewalks in the streets of Political Law. As a separate subject in the study of law or in any other related discipline, less attention have been given to this area. Unknown to many, this field of law is as important as the branches of civil, criminal, commercial, or remedial law. This lay down the protocols, rules, and the procedural law of public administration. Many have not seen its significance because these are being practiced from within the organizational structure of the government. It does not generally apply to private individuals unless to the extent that liability attaches to the cohorts of public officers, and other exceptional circumstances.
