Administrative law
Administrative law refers to the method of dealing with administrative organization, action and administrative relief. In other words, laws related to the institutions, organizations, authorities and interrelationships of the administrative bodies such as the state and public organizations, and laws regulating the legal relations between the administrative bodies and the signatures are collectively referred to as the administrative law. In terms of the concept of administration, it is divided into views that view the domain excluding the legislative and judicial functions as the administration and the view that the administration as the independent concept. The administrative law is the law about the organization, the action and the relief, centering on the executive power. In this respect, it is distinguished from the legislative law centering on legislative power, and the judicial law centered on jurisdiction. The law unique to the administration, that is, the public law, is not the whole of the law related to administration. Therefore, the law regulating power relation and public management relation among administrative law relation is public law, but the law regulating relations of economic activity and government administrative activity is not public law.