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Which of the following is an example of subordinate (delegated) legislation as a source of law?
Rules framed by the Central Government under authority delegated by an Act of Parliament are subordinate legislation. They are made by the executive under power given by a parent statute, unlike Acts, constitutional amendments or judicial precedents, which are not delegated lawmaking.
- ARules framed by the Central Government under authority given by an Act of ParliamentCorrect
- BA Bill passed by both Houses of Parliament
- CAn amendment to the Constitution under Article 368
- DA judgment of the Supreme Court on a statute
Explanation
Delegated legislation consists of rules, regulations and orders made by the executive or other bodies under power conferred by a parent Act. A Bill passed by Parliament and a constitutional amendment are primary legislation. A court judgment is judicial precedent, not legislation.
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