Sub- Delegation

Question 1

DELEGATUS non potest Delegare

Answer 1

A delegate may not sub-delegare powers or functions delegated to him except expressly authorized to do so.

Question 2

DELEGATUS non potest delegare

Answer 2

General rule

Question 3

You can’t subs-delegate…

Answer 3

Unless you are expressly allowed to do so

Question 4

The purpose?

Answer 4

To prevent an authorized sub-delegation of power

Question 5

Sub-delegation cause the decree 17 of 1984 didn’t explicitly say so…

Answer 5

Okoro V. Delta Steel

Garba v. FCSC

Question 6

Nwaogu v. IMO State

Answer 6

Section 6(9) of the Constitution (suspension and modification) decree No.1 of 1984

Question 7

Authorized military government to act through subordinates

Answer 7

Section 6(9) of the Constitution (suspension and modification) decree No.1 of 1984.

Question 8

FUT Yola v. ASUU

Answer 8

Gave requirements for QUI FACIT per alium FACIT per se

Question 9

FUT Yola v. ASSU

Answer 9

1) did the person explicitly sub-delegate the power?
2) does the law permit sub-delegation?
If so, then Yayy. QUI FACIT per allium FACIT per se