Legislative Functions of National Administrative AuthoritiesColumbia University Press, 1927 - 274 psl. Presents the practice of Congress in shifting a large part of its functions to the Executive. It looks at the formal law of the United States, especially complementary and contingent administrative legislation, describes the historical development of the law-making function of the executive branch, summarizes some constitutional aspects of executive administration, and examines the various safeguards that have been used against the executive in its exercise of delegated legislative power. |
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Legislative Functions of National Administrative Authorities John Preston Comer Visos knygos peržiūra - 1927 |
Legislative Functions of National Administrative Authorities John Preston Comer Ribota peržiūra - 2003 |
Pagrindiniai terminai ir frazės
1st Sess 2nd Sess 39 Stat 42 Stat 68th Cong action administrative legislation agency amended American Annual Report apply approval authority Board Bureau of Internal CALIFORNIA LIBRARY Chief commerce conference Congress Constitution contingent legislation cotton delegated legislation Department determine discretion duties effect embargo enforcing Executive exercise experts fact federal foreign Forest Service given grazing groups Hart Ibid important Income Tax interests Internal Revenue Internal Revenue Bulletin interpretation Interstate Commerce Commission investigation issued judicial Judiciary Land Office lative law-making legis legislative power legislature March 25 ment method National Lead Co opinion persons political practice prescribe President proclamation prohibition promulgated provisions Public Lands purpose quarantine question result rules and regulations Secretary of Agriculture Section 315 Senate Select Committee specific standards statute Supreme Court Tariff Act Tariff Commission taxpayer tion trade Treasury decision United UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA
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