Administrative law establishes a legal framework to govern the powers, procedures, and actions of public administration. Matters related to administrative issues are adjudicated by specialized administrative tribunals. These tribunals have exclusive authority to hear and decide on applications from public servants concerning their terms and conditions of service. The foundation for administrative law lies in Article 27 of our constitution.
The principle of the rule of law ensures that authorities do not make arbitrary or capricious decisions. It guarantees equal treatment before the law and equal protection under the law, as explicitly stated in Article 27. Government actions must adhere to legal boundaries and reasonableness. Mere sovereign will is insufficient; actions must be just, fair, and non-oppressive. Compliance with Article 27 requires exercising powers reasonably and solely for their intended purpose.
Our legal team, with extensive experience, specializes in administrative law. We have successfully represented diverse clients, including major corporations, disadvantaged individuals, and government entities. Our expertise allows us to swiftly assess and strategize cases within the realm of administrative law advocacy.