Principle and Practice of Administrative Law: Nepali Perspective

The author has a distinguished academic career. He did M.A (History), M.Ed. (English), M.A (English), M.A (Culture), LL.M (Constitutional Law), and completed the study of M.phil/Ph.D (Cultural Study) from T.U. Nepal. He was born on 15th January 1973 at Chakchaki-7, Jhapa. He has wide experience in the teaching profession as well as in legal research. Author Kharel has written more than 40 books on Law, Constitution, and History. Author Kharel has enriched the Nepali legal literature writing leading law academics in English and Nepali Language as well with the arduous efforts. Some leading court cases enshrined in this book have made the book lively and reader-friendly. The aim of this current new edition of this book is to produce an authentic, analytical, thoroughly revised, and updated version of Administrative Law from the global and Nepali perspective in a lucid style. We expect it will meet the expectations of our valued readers. Simply defined, administrative law is the law that determines the organization's powers and duties of administrative officers. It is the law relating to the administrative government. It concerns itself with public authorities and how they function. Administrative law is the body of general principles that govern the exercise of power by public authorities. Author Kharel defines administration law as the law relating to the control of government power. He has in this book further asserted the primary purpose of administrative law.