Section 215A of MVA : Section 215A: Power Of Central Government And State Government To Delegate
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where the Central Government of a country has been given the responsibility to regulate the issuance of driving licenses under the Motor Vehicles Act. To streamline the process and make it more efficient, the Central Government decides to delegate this power to a specific department within the government, such as the Road Transport and Highways Department. This department is now aut...
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