delegation of powers

delegation of powers
An essential in the creation of an agency. 3 Am J2d Agency § 2; the appointment of a subagent by an agent. 3 Am J2d Agency § 152; a vesting of authority in an administrative agency, as to which meticulous precision of language is neither expected nor required. Russell Motorcar Co. v United States, 261 US 514, 67 L Ed 778, 43 S Ct 428. See delegation of legislative power.

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