delegate. [906 B]
(6) Delegation of 'law making' power is the dynamo of modem
government. Delegation by the legislature ... make laws cannot be delegated
to any other authority does not preclude the
legislature from delegating any power not
legislative which
British Parliament whose
powers are absolute and unlimited, a general power in the
legislature to delegate legislative powers is not recognised
in any state ... legis-
lative power of the body making the delegation. (2) Such
power of delegation is not negatived by the instrument by
which
hold that the delegation of a power to extend an Act was delegation of legislative power which was not permissible.
20. Again ... distinction between delegation of a power to make a law & the delegation of a power to apply a law, if certain circumstances
could not delegate the power to the manufacturers, how its delegate, that is, the Chief Commissioner, could delegate that power to them ... delegated its powers to the Chief Commissioner under the Act and that a power delegated by an authority could not further be delegated
doctrine does not apply; it does not matter whether it does not apply because the Indian Legislature is not a delegate or because ... possess only those powers granted them by the Constitution, and that the powers not granted may not by them be delegated to other
essential that certain powers be delegated to administrative officers and regulatory commissions.
Conclusions : Therefore the powers thus delegated are not legislative powers. They ... confer upon a local authority the power to tax. which power it itself does not possess. Therefore, the power to tax must be found
this argument based on excessive delegation of legislative power was that no delegation of legislative power was involved in Section ... must be definite boundaries within which the power of the delegate is exercisable. Delegation should not be so indefinite as to amount
Zilla Parishads. Therefore, the question of delegates re-delegating the power does not arise. It is an independent power conferred upon the Zilla ... power. Therefore, the delegates cannot re-delegate its power to anyone, Section 268 of Karnataka Act 20/1985 reads thus:
"268. Delegation
delegate his powers and the powers have been delegated to the Collector; however, the Collector further sub-delegated his powers ... Election Commissioner's powers to delegate his powers in certain matters. The State Election Commissioner delegated his powers to the Collector
could not be delegated to the Governor-General in council. The delegation was upheld on the ground that it was not delegation ... power cannot be delegated. The power, of ex-tending the life of an Act in our opinion, is clearly legislative power, and its delegation
