Revilla Quezada, Alfredo. Course in Bolivian Administrative Law. Potosí: Ferrari, 1945.
Important work of Bolivian legal scholarship devoted to the systematic study of Administrative Law and the organization of public administration in Bolivia. Alfredo Revilla Quezada examines the principal concepts, institutions and legal principles governing Bolivian administrative law during the first half of the twentieth century.
The work addresses the relationship between Administration and Government, the science of administration and its connections with Administrative Law, together with a historical overview of the development of the discipline. It subsequently examines the State, its purposes and systems of public administration, as well as the legal personality of the Administration and State liability.
The treatise also covers administrative activity, administrative contracts, public services, administrative acts, the organization of the Bolivian administration and the legal status of public officials. It further discusses State property, administrative easements, expropriation for public purposes and public revenues.
The final part addresses the relationship between Administration and Justice, including administrative litigation, an important subject for understanding the historical development of Bolivian Public Law.
The Potosí, Ferrari, 1945 edition, comprising 528 pages, is a noteworthy bibliographical item for the study of Latin American Administrative Law and the historical development of Bolivian legal institutions.
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