Section 27 of The Faridabad Development Corporation Act, 1956
For the purposes of this Act, the Central Government may, from time to time, give to the Corporation such general or special directions as the Central Government thinks fit and in the performance of the functions, the Corporation shall comply with such directions.
Summary
- The Central Government has the authority to issue directions to the Corporation.
- These directions can be general or special in nature.
- All directions must be given for the purposes of carrying out this Act.
- The Corporation must comply with all such directions in performing its functions.
Practical examples
FAQ
1. Who has the authority to issue directions to the Faridabad Development Corporation under Section 27?
Only the Central Government has this authority.
2. What types of directions can the Central Government issue?
The Central Government can issue either general directions, which apply to broad policy matters, or special directions, which target specific issues.
Test yourself
Q1.Under Section 27 of The Faridabad Development Corporation Act, 1956, what is the legal nature of the Corporation's obligation when the Central Government issues a direction?
Q2.Under Section 27 of The Faridabad Development Corporation Act, 1956, what categories of directions can the Central Government issue to the Corporation?
Q3.If the Central Government issues a direction to the Faridabad Development Corporation under Section 27 of the Act, which of the following is a key limitation on that direction-making power?
Q4.Under Section 27 of The Faridabad Development Corporation Act, 1956, who has the authority to decide if a special direction is necessary for the Corporation?