Political Law defined
That
branch of public law which deals with the organization and operation of the
government organs of the state and defines the relations of the state with the
inhabitants of its territory. - Macariola v
Asuncion, 114 SCRA 77 (1982)
Political law
has been defined as that branch of public law w/c deals w/ the organization and
operation of the governmental organs of the State and defines the relations of
the state w/ the inhabitants of its territory.
Scope of Political Law.-- The entire
field of political law may be subdivided into
(a) the law of public
administration, (b) constitutional law,
(c) administrative law, and (d)
the law of public corporations.
These four subdivisions may be briefly described for the time being, as
follows: The first deals with the
organization and management of the different branches of the government; the
second, with the guaranties of the constitution to individual rights and the
limitations on governmental action; the third, with the exercise of executive
power in the making of rules and the decision of questions affecting private
rights; and the last, with governmental agencies for local government or for
other special purposes.
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