1. Introduction to Administrative Law
2. Conceptual Objections against the Growth Administrative Law
3. Anatomy of Administrative Action
4. Rule - making Power of the Administration
5. Decision-making or Adjudicatory Power of the Administration
6. Tribunalisation of justice
7. Practice and Procedure of Administrative Adjudication: Rules of Natural Justice
8. Judicial Review of Administrative Actions : principles
9. Judicial Review of Administrative Action : Modes
10. Public Interest Litigation or Social Action Litigation
11. Liability of the Administration
12. Statutory and Non-statutory Public Undertakings
13. The Citizen and Administrative Faults
14. Constitutional Protection to Civil Servants and the Administrative Service Tribunal
15. Global Administrative Law
Subject Index

Administrative law is a highly complex and constantly evolving discipline, hence, makes regular revision imperative. Generally, this text was being revised after every five years but I was surprised when EBC asked me to revise after three years! I express my gratitude to all the readers of the book for their continued interest, which keeps me going.
Although this Tenth Edition comprehensively updated the text, yet in size and structure it remains unchanged. In this revision, effort has been made to contextualise the concepts, doctrines and principles of administrative law for a better understanding of the subject. Special emphasis has been put on remedial issues. I continue to hope that this revised treatise will be useful to the students and other scholars of administrative law. --provided by publisher