📊 Administrative Law
Q. ___ are the following statements is true
  • (A) Delegated legislative cannot have retrospective effect
  • (B) Delegated legislative can have retrospective effect, if authorised by the Act or Statute.
  • (C) Delegated legislative can have retrospective effect, if not authorised by the Act or Statute.
  • (D) Delegated legislative can have retrospective effect, when it has reasonable and satisfied justification
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✅ Correct Answer: (B) Delegated legislative can have retrospective effect, if authorised by the Act or Statute.

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