identical

different

similar

None of these

transfer of power by the legislature to the administrative agencies

exercise of power by the administrative agencies

judicial review of administrative action

All of the above

provides for separation of powers in rigid sense

has no scheme of separation of powers in a rigid sense

is not concerned with the subject of separation of powers

None of these

blended power

unchecked power

Both (1) and (2)

None of these

from a ‘code’

from the constitution alone

from the laws made by the agencies

All of the above

This statement is true.

The general principles are well-settled, but their application depends necessarily on the totality of the circumstances and facts.

Neither of the above statements is true.

Both the statements are true.

applicable only to UK

applicable to India also

not applicable anywhere

not correct

France

England

India

None of these

are fixed and their components are not variable

are laid down in the statutes under which an adjudicatory body functions

are not “embodied“ rules

require proceedings in administrative adjudication to be as formal as in a court of law

Plato

Montesquieu

Julius Caesar

None of these

the phenomenon of shirking of responsibility

the phenomenon of gathering some funds for political purposes

the phenomenon of empowering an administrative agency which has acquired expertise in one field to effectively discharge its functions

None of these

powers given to the executive may be vague and ambiguous

powers given to the executive may be as the competent authority likes

powers given to the executive must be clearly spelt out, explicitly worded

None of these

wording may empower the delegate to do whatever he may feel inclined

wording may empower the delegate to do whatever he may deem necessary or advisable, provided the action can be related to one of the prescribed purposes

Both (1) and (2)

None of these

centuries old

a couple of decades old

the product of the present century

None of these

no problems can arise requiring attention of a separate administrative body

problems can arise only if the legislature and the judiciary are at daggers drawn

the need for expertise and concentration upon the problem as a whole still requires the development of administration process

None of these