Enabling Statute

A law that gives new or extended authority or powers, generally to a public official or to a corporation.

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In addition to the qualification set out in the Constitution and the enabling Statute, Kavuludi said applicants must further furnish clearance certificates from EACC, KRA, Directorate of Public Prosecutions, Higher Education Loans Board and any Professional bodies (where applicable) to which the applicant belongs such as LSK, ICPAK, AAK, IEK, etc.

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Governor Charlie Baker filed legislation aimed at modernizing and streamlining parts of the National Guards enabling statute, including the creation of a Uniform Code of Military Justice and an increase to the minimum daily pay for soldiers and airmen performing state active duty.

United States : Baker-Polito Administration Proposes Increase In Compensation For National Guard

3) After the 2014 draft guidance, the legal attack on the FDA's legal authority was joined by the American Clinical Laboratory Association and legal heavyweights Paul Clement and Laurence Tribe, who argued that the FDA's enabling statute does not grant the FDA the authority to regulate LDTs because, among other reasons, LDTs are part of the practice of medicine.

FDA Oversight of Laboratory-Developed Tests: Where Are We Now?

To enable continuity, some experts believe an enabling statute is likely that will keep existing EU legislation in force for the time being.

Work starts on new farming blueprint; Unions pledge decisive leadership to steady frayed industry nerves

The surrogacy contract in this case and the California Surrogacy Enabling Statute will not withstand constitutional scrutiny," Cook's lawyer said.

Surrogate Mom refuses to abort, files suit challenging constitutionality of California's surrogacy law

The Seventh Circuit acknowledged that HAMP and its enabling statute did not create a private right of action, but concluded that this did not bar mortgagors from bringing adequately pled state law claims against mortgage servicers for actions relating to HAMP.

The Home Affordable Modification Program: the federal circuit court split leaves mortgagors' rights to pursue state law claims unclear

6) As detailed in its enabling statute, the implementation of the Board's recommendations will not be subject to either administrative or judicial review.

When will CMS "pull the trigger"? The Independent Payment Advisory Board and the future of Medicare cost-containment policy: a coming constitutional clash

Furthermore, the benefit corporation shareholders have the legal standing to bring a civil suit against board members and executives who do not meet the stated "public benefits" contained in the state's enabling statute.

The benefit corporation: statutory barriers to adoption

conservation easement enabling statute, trespass, nuisance, negligence,

Enforcing perpetual conservation easements against third-party violators

state has passed a conservation easement enabling statute that overcomes

Conflicting property rights between conservation easements and oil and gas leases in Ohio: why current law could benefit conservation efforts

Rather, in its enabling statute, FIO has a series of responsibilities that are all advisory in nature.

FIO still trying to advance federal agenda

Because the final regulations are "completely silent on regulatory coordination," Bentsen continued, SIFMA believes the Financial Stability Oversight Council should "exercise its authority to coordinate supervisory activities with respect to the rule, as Congress provided for in the FSOC's enabling statute and in the statutory Volcker rule itself.