The term "discretionary power" means a power which leaves an administrative authority some degree of latitude as regards the decision to be taken, enabling it ...

Under terms of law, a discretionary authority is a law of the administrative authority that makes a certain act of two or more opportunities, in other words its ...

Many powers which appear to give complete discretion to the administration are in fact circumscribed by principles of justice and reasonableness.

Discretionary power is a central feature of administrative power, recognized since ancient times as a convenient tool of legal reasoning and defined by ...

said that discretion is that sort of power which is vested in an agency when the legislature feels there ought to be a law to deal with some.

Discretionary Powers Issues Discretionary powers may be misused by adhering to an inflexible rule, where legislation requires flexibility and discretion. ...

Discretion exists when the decision maker has the power to make a choice about whether to act or not act, to approve or not approve, or to approve with.

The term "discretionary power" means a power which leaves an administrative authority some degree of latitude as regards the decision to be taken, enabling it ...

It is the purpose of this essay to clarify the concept of discretion, to demonstrate how far the courts have been willing to tolerate it, and to chart some of ...

'Discretion' is the power to decide or act according to one's judgment. Administrative authorities have to exercise the discretionary powers in various ways.