NAME- SUJIT PATIL CLASS- NLC 4 TEACHER- DR.M.S.KHAIRNAR COLLEGE- YCLC KARAD

1. Presentedby
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2. Legislation As a source of law
• INTRODUTION :-
The term ‘legislation’ is derived from
two latin words ‘legis’ which means a ‘law’ and
‘latum’ which means to make put or set. Thus
legislation means making a law.

3. Kinds of
legislation
Supreme
legislation
Subordinate
legislation
Colonial
legislation
Executive
legislation
Judicial
legislation
Municipal
legislation
Autonomous
legislation

4. LEGISLATION & PRECEDENT
ADVANTAGES OF LEGISLATION
OVER PRECEDENT
ADVANTAGES OF PRECEDENT OVER
LEGISLATION
• 1. ABROGATIVE POWER
• 2. EFFICIENCY
• 3.DECLARATION
• 4. PROVISION FOR FUTURE
CASES
• 5.FORM
• 6. COHERENCY
• 7. CERTAINITY
• 8. CLARITY AND
ACCESSIBILITY
• 1. BETTER ETHICAL
CONTENT
• 2. FLEXIBILITY

5. DELEGATED LEGISLATION
• ALSO KNOWN AS AUXILARY LEGISLATION
• AN ACT MADE BY SOMEONE OR SOMETHING
OTHER THAN PARLIAMENT
• PARLIAMENT CAN GIVE POWER TO ANOTHER
PERSON OR BODY TO ENACT LEGISLATION
• DELEGATED LEGISLATION COMES FROM ANY
POWER OTHER THAN SOVEREIGN POWER