Principles of Administrative Law

Administrative law governs the activities of government agencies. Its key principles include legality, ensuring agencies operate within the law; fairness, requiring fair procedures in decision-making; transparency, promoting openness and accessibility of information; and accountability, holding agencies responsible for their actions. This branch of law ensures that public authorities do not exceed their power and that individuals have the right to challenge decisions that affect them. Ultimately, it aims to balance the need for efficient governance with the protection of individual rights.