Latin term "inhalateur" means the following,
a. To be rubbed
b. To be inhaled
c. To be applied
d. To be swallowed

Latin term "Utendus" means the following,
a. To be used
b. Not to be used

Latin term "talis / tales / talia" means the following,
a. Such
b. Till
c. For
d. All of the above

Latin term "mitte" means the following,
a. Urgent
b. Send
c. Immediate
d. Attention

'Administrative law is a law concerning the powers and procedures of administrative agencies including especially the law governing judicial review of administrative action'. This definition is given by
A Ivor Jennings
B K C Davis
C H WR Wade
D Cessare Becarria.

Which of the following is FALSE statement?
A the primary function of administrative law is to restrict the governmental powers
B the administrative law seeks to protect private interest and rights from encroachment of State
C Administrative law governs relation between Government and citizens
D Administrative law is the law concerning organisation and functions of government at rest.

Which of the following is not the meaning of 'Rule of law' according to A V Dicey
A Supremacy of law
B Equality before law
C Pre-dominance of legal spirit
D Wide discretionary powers

A V Dicey criticized which legal system?
A English legal system
B French legal system
C Australian legal system
D American legal system

Which one of the following is NOT the drawback concept of Rule of Law as given by A V Dicey
A Failure to distinguish between arbitrary power discretionary power
B Misunderstood the real nature of droit administratif
C Did not recognise the existence of Administrative law in England
D did not support supremacy of law

…………….. is considered to be the doctrinal barrier for development of Administrative law in USA
A Rule Of Law
B Separation Of Powers
C Doctrine Of Pleasure
D Henry VIII clause

The doctrine of Separation Of Power was systematically propounded by
A Montesquieu in his book The Spirit of Laws
B Plato in his book The Social Contract
C Aristotle in his book The Spirit of Laws
D Montesquieu in his book The Constitution