delegated legislation (reason for its growth)

1. 
Purpose:
To shift the burden
Establish the main Skeleton
To supply Flesh and Blood
To Fill in the Blank
Authority:
 The Legislature itself
 Parent Act
 Power Delegation Clause:
Where Powers are delegated
Civil Servant Act 1973
Section 25
The President or any other person Authorized by the President in this
Behalf may make Rules to carrying out the functions of this Act.
 Power Delegation Clause
 Enabling Clause
In exercise of the powers conferred by section 25 of
The Civil Servant Act 1973
The President is pleased to make the following Rules namely..
Government Servants Efficiency and Discipline Rules, 1973.
Subject: Administrative law
Standard : LL.B second year
Topic : Delegated legislation
MUNIR HUSSAIN KTK
Lecturer
UNIVERSITY LAW COLLEGE
QUETTA
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5th
Lecture
Definition
WHEN the Functions of Legislation is
entrusted to Organ
Other then the Legislature by the
Legislature itself.
Objectives
 Definition
 Authority
 Purpose
 Reasons for its growth
 Bar on legislation
 Permissible legislation
 Impermissible legislation
Reasons for its Growth
 Limitation of Time
 Technicality
 Flexibility
 Urgency
 Expertise etc.
Repeal of Law
Retrospective Operation
Exemption
Modification
Offences and Penalty
Future act
Essential
Functions
Ouster of court jurisdiction
Imposition of Tax