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A local municipal corporation, acting under power given by a State Municipal Act, frames bye-laws regulating street vending in its area. Which description fits these bye-laws best?
Bye-laws framed by a municipal corporation under power granted by a State Act are delegated legislation made by a local authority. They derive validity from the parent Act and are subordinate to it. They are not primary legislation, constitutional amendments or judicial precedents.
- APrimary legislation made by Parliament
- BA constitutional amendment
- CDelegated legislation made by a local authorityCorrect
- DJudicial precedent laid down by a High Court
Explanation
Bye-laws made by a local body under authority of a statute are a form of delegated legislation. Primary legislation comes from Parliament or State Legislatures. A constitutional amendment follows a special procedure, and precedent comes from court decisions, not a municipality.
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