An Introduction to Administrative Law: With Selected Cases |
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Page 154
... effect of law , provided they are not ultra vires or made under an unconstitutional delegation . Interpretative regulations , on the other hand , embody findings of law ( statutory interpretation ) , and hence are subject to judicial ...
... effect of law , provided they are not ultra vires or made under an unconstitutional delegation . Interpretative regulations , on the other hand , embody findings of law ( statutory interpretation ) , and hence are subject to judicial ...
Page 317
... effect of hearsay . To say that it is admissible may merely mean that its admission does not in and of itself void the award , without in any way according to it any probative effect . Hence Stephens found courts saying that the ...
... effect of hearsay . To say that it is admissible may merely mean that its admission does not in and of itself void the award , without in any way according to it any probative effect . Hence Stephens found courts saying that the ...
Page 319
... effect to confer upon the commission power to enact laws prescribing the nature and extent of proof necessary to make out a case , it would be a delegation to the commission of the powers of the Legislature in that respect . No ...
... effect to confer upon the commission power to enact laws prescribing the nature and extent of proof necessary to make out a case , it would be a delegation to the commission of the powers of the Legislature in that respect . No ...
Contents
What is administrative law? | 3 |
THE OFFICIAL RELATION | 19 |
FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICA | 137 |
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