Ad-hoc in latin means “for this purpose only”. Generally, it means created or done for a particular purpose as necessary. Sec 2 of a civil servant act 1973 defines, ad hoc appointment means appointment of a duly qualified person made otherwise than in accordance with the prescribed method of recruitment, pending of recruitment in accordance with …
Deputation is defined as an arrangement between borrowing and sending authorities for utilizing the services of an company in public interest and exigencies of services against a particular past. Status of the deputationist is that of temporary. Deputationist cannot remain on deputation for an indefinite period or stipulated period according to his own whims and …
Service tribunal act, 1973 Q Write down the composition and jurisdiction of service tribunal act, 1973. Q Discuss the evolution of service tribunal in Pakistan. Please explain the composition and jurisdiction of tribunal under service tribunal act 1973? Q explain the difference between a tribunal and ordinary court in detail. Q A tribunal is not …
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Q # 10: Discuss the procedure of legislation under U.S constitution. 1)Introduction The term “Legislation” is derived from Latin word“Legis”which means“Law”and “latum”which means“tomake”. Legislation means making of law. In wider sense, the term legislation includes all methods of law making. The main function of the congress to make laws or to amend or repeal …
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Q # 09: Discuss the system of check and balances provided in U.S constitution 1) Introduction The Constitution divided the Government into three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial. That was an important decision because it gave specific powers to each branch and set up something called checks and balances. The framers of the U.S …
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Q # 08: Discuss the doctrine of separation of powers under U.S constitution. 1) Introduction The separation of powers provides a system of shared power known as Checks and Balances. There are three different branches of the government which has been made by U.S constitution. Each and every branch has power to check the …
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Q # 07: Discuss the composition, powers and functions of the senate under the U.S constitution. 1) Introduction The senate is one of Congress’s two chambers, and part of the federal government’s legislative branch. The legislature of United States is called congress, the bicameral body. The upper house is called Senate and lower house …
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Q # 06: What is the composition and functions of the House of Representation under the U.S constitution? 1) Introduction The House of Representative is one of Congress’s two chambers, and part of the federal government’s legislative branch. The legislature of United States is called congress, the bicameral body. The upper house is called …
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Q # 05: Explain the powers of congress or discuss the role of congress in U.S 1) Introduction The congress of the United States is a legislative body of the country and its function is to making law. The constitution of United States made the congress more and more powerful. Congress is consisted upon …
Q# 04: How the President of US is elected, describe in details. 1) Introduction The American constitution provides presidential form of government. U.S constitution spent a lot of time in deciding the method of electing of the president. After a good deal of discussion they adopted a plan of indirect election of the president …