Section 19 of The Rehabilitation Finance Administration Act, 1948
Power of Central Government to give direction.
For the purposes of this Act, the Central Government may, from time to time, give to the Administration such general or special directions as it thinks fit, and the Administration shall, in the exercise of its functions under this Act, comply with any such directions.
Summary
- The Central Government has the authority to issue instructions to the Administration.
- These instructions can be broad and general or specific to certain situations.
- The government can give these directions whenever it decides it is necessary for the purposes of the law.
- The Administration is legally required to follow and obey all these directions while carrying out its duties.
Practical examples
FAQ
1. Who can give directions to the Administration?
The Central Government has the power to give directions.
2. Are these directions optional for the Administration?
No, the Administration must comply with any directions given by the Central Government.
3. Can the directions be about specific issues?
Yes, the Central Government can give both general and special directions.
4. When can the government issue these directions?
The government can issue them from time to time as it thinks fit.
Test yourself
1.Under Section 19 of The Rehabilitation Finance Administration Act, 1948, who possesses the power to issue directions to the Administration?
2.Under Section 19 of The Rehabilitation Finance Administration Act, 1948, what types of directions can be given to the Administration?
3.Under Section 19 of The Rehabilitation Finance Administration Act, 1948, how must the Administration respond to the directions?
4.Under Section 19 of The Rehabilitation Finance Administration Act, 1948, when can the directions be issued?
5.Under Section 19 of The Rehabilitation Finance Administration Act, 1948, what is the stated purpose for giving these directions?