Quasi-Judicial Proceedings

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Quasi-Judicial Proceedings Under the Indian Legal Framework

Author Name: Chidambaram Ramesh | Format: Paperback | Genre : Educational & Professional | Other Details

The increased role of government in a welfare state has brought about a proliferation of disputes between the citizens and the government departments. Again, the subjects of dispute are so complex and technical that the conventional judges can hardly cope up with. These disputes can often be better dealt with by experts in the respective fields rather than by conventional judges. Thus the administrative justice is increasingly considered not only on the basis of rule of law, but as a necessity of good governance. Chidambaram Ramesh? ?Quasi-judicial Proceedings? explains the basic principles of quasi-judicial proceedings lucidly and with the aid of relevant case laws. The book discusses all the essential aspects of a quasi-judicial order, such as, elements of a fair quasi-judicial hearing, nature of the proceedings, principles of natural justice, techniques on judgment writing, judicial review and the powers of the inquiry officer under the Code of Civil Procedure. It brings together important ideas and experiences about how quasi-judicial authorities are to go about their role of conducting a quasi-judicial hearing and tries to demystify the task of drafting a credible, professional and dignified quasi-judicial order. The main object of the publication is to provide an overview of what constitutes a quasi-judicial order and how to make it withstand the wider test of judicial scrutiny.

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Chidambaram Ramesh

Chidambaram Ramesh is presently working in the Employees' Provident Fund Organisation, Regional Office, Vellore. He is a prolific writer and author of several books and publications. "The Law of Employees' Provident Funds - A Case Law Perspective" is his latest book.