Evolution And Growth Of Administration Law (By- Ronanki Parimala)

 Reasons For The Growth Of Administrative Law
 
5.1.The Change In The Philosophy Of State: The change in the role played by the state from police state to social welfare state.
 
5.2. Urbanization: Emergence of factory system led to the migration of people to urban areas. This led to the increase in the need for proper facilities like housing, roads, drainage system. Fulfilling the needs of all. By passing legislations. By the legislature overburdened the wing ultimately resulted in the delegation of powers to the administrative wing and growth of administrative law. (VI)
 
5.3.Emergency Situation: Passing of laws by the legislature is a link the process, so it is not expected from a legislature to pass a law and meet an emergency situation.
 
5.4.Inadequacy Of Legislative Process:  it has no time to deal with all the details, example, drug and cosmetic act and drug and cosmetic rules.
 
5.5.Inadequacy Of Judicial System: it is low costly for Formalistic. No speedy disposal. Example, Industrial Tribunal, labour cost.
 
5.6.Experiment: The administrative process is flexible.
 
5.7.Technicalities: Administrative Organs have Technical Experts.
 
At the moment, all of the technical professionals are working with the administrative organs. If the legal work of administration is attempted to be transferred to the current judiciary and law, it will be hampered owing to a lack of technical understanding.
Consequently, in order to employ and harness the skill of the technical specialists who are now with the administrative institutions, it is quite prudent to develop a new and co-ordinating department of law, namely administrative law. (VI)
Finally, we may argue that they serve as an impartial arbiter, necessitating the creation of a distinct Administrative Law.[1]
 
5.8. Preventive measures:  administrative authority can take preventative measures.
 
5.9. Effective Enforcement Of Preventive Measures: administrative authority can take steps to enforce preventive measures, example, revocation, suspension of license.[2](X)

To summarise, administrative law is the principal field of public law with its unique character. Administrative law changes over period and will continues to develop in response to the evolving requirements of civilization. Administrative law is intended to control the activities and authorities of the Executive and to safeguard ordinary citizens from abuse of authority by the Executive or any of its legal instruments. The primary goal of administrative law is to prevent the Executive from abusing its discretionary powers.