Under Indian constitutional law, delegated legislation faces which limitation on the legislature?

It cannot delegate its essential legislative functions. The legislature cannot delegate its essential legislative function. That function is choosing the legislative policy and enacting it as a binding rule. Ancillary details may be delegated. A related limit is excessive delegation, as in Hamdard Dawakhana (1959).

Under the RTI Act, information that concerns the life or liberty of a person must be provided within how many hours?

48 hours. The normal limit is thirty days. Where the information concerns the life or liberty of a person, it must be given within forty-eight hours of the request.

A second appeal under the RTI Act lies with the Information Commission within how many days?

Ninety days. The first appeal goes to a senior officer within thirty days. The second appeal goes to the Central or a State Information Commission within ninety days. The Commission may admit a late appeal for sufficient cause.

In L. Chandra Kumar v. Union of India (1997), the Supreme Court held that tribunal decisions are subject to High Court review before which bench?

A Division Bench of the High Court. The Court held that decisions of tribunals under Articles 323A and 323B are subject to the High Court's writ power under Articles 226 and 227. These are heard by a Division Bench. The exclusion clauses were struck down only to the extent they shut out the High Courts and the Supreme Court.

Which Article gives every High Court superintendence over all courts and tribunals in its area?

Article 227. Article 227 gives every High Court superintendence over all courts and tribunals in its area. Article 226 is the writ power. L. Chandra Kumar (1997) held that tribunal decisions are subject to review under both.

What was the average disposal time of grievances in central ministries on CPGRAMS in 2025?

15 days. The average disposal time fell from 157 days in 2014 to 15 days in 2025. The prescribed timeline is 21 days, shortened from 30 days by guidelines issued in August 2024.

Under the RTI Act, the first appeal against a refusal is filed with which authority?

An officer senior in rank to the Public Information Officer. The first appeal goes to an officer senior in rank to the Public Information Officer, in the same public authority. The Information Commission hears the second appeal.

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