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Delegation is a power to make further addition or alteration by making a separate set of rules/regulations, in addition to the already existing legislation. This power is bestowed by the parent legislation and can be used only when such provision of delegation is apparent. A delegated legislation is always subservient to the mother legislation and there can be no deviation from the main fabric of the mother legislation. "Rules" framed under an Act is an example of delegation.
An authority who has been expressly given the power under the parent legislation to delegate can only delegate a law. Procedure for making a delegated legislation is very crucial and unless such procedure is strictly adhered to, such delegation can be declared void by any competent court of law, on the ground of being hit by the concept of PROCEDURAL ULTRA VIRES. The process of delegated legislation (ie delegation of law) is done chiefly by adopting two methods, namely, PUBLICATION and LAYING THE SAME BEFORE THE PARLIAMENT.
To cut a long matter short, it can be safely stated that (i) delegation of law can only be done by the person who has been authorised by the parent statute; and (ii) if the parent legislation is passed by the Parliament (Legislatures), then the delegation is done by the sub ordinate limbs of the Government (mainly the Executives).
Note: The above answer is given in special context with the legal system prevalent in India and UK.
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The delegates to the Constitutional Convention had extensive knowledge of history, government, and ____________________.?
law
Can senators representatives and delegates participate in the lawmaking process by signing a bill into law?
No, they can not. The President/Governor are the ones that signs a bill into law
Which state passed the first law providing for popular election of delegates to the national convention?
Wisconsin
What state passed the law providing for the popular election of delegates to the national convention?
west Virginia
What was done to the street outside the Constitutional Convention to prevent noise from disturbing the delegates?
they put up a wall
What state passed the first law providing for the popular election of delegates to the national election?
west Virginia
Can you think of anything the delegates could have done to ensure the ratification of the constitution without perpetuating the institution of slavery?
Chinchonmatajanña
What was done to the street outside the constitutional convention to prevent noise from disturbing the delegats?
what was done tothe street outside the Constutional Convention to prevent noise from distubing the delegates
How many delegates are in the house of delegates?
There are 100 delegates in the Virginia House of Delegates.
What law abolished Virginia's elected house of burgesses?
There was no law that abolished Virginia's House of Burgesses. It simply became the House of Delegates in 1776 which is a lower house in the Virginia legislature.
How many delegates are there in the Virginia house of delegates?
100 delegates
What type of law is passed after the deed is done?
The type of law that that is passed after the deed is done is called an ex post facto law. These are expressly forbidden by the Constitution.
