Principle

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW — Existing Laws — Section 315 — Effect of Absence of Constitutional Provision for Tribunals of Inquiry

Area of law
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Court
Supreme Court

The 1999 Constitution does not provide for federal tribunals of inquiry. The principle applies to constitutional law. The power to establish such tribunals is now residual for states. The rule ensures proper allocation of legislative power. The National Assembly has power for the FCT. The…

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