Constitutional validity law

There is an ongoing debate in legal theory about the meaning of the concept and the validity of law

1 These differences not only concern the criteria of law and the conditions of its validity; they also concern the question whether the concept of law and the validity of law have a necessary connection or even converge

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The phrase ‘constitutional validity of administrative rule making’ means the permissible extent of the Constitution of any country within which the legislature, which strictly speaking is the sole authority of law making power, can validly delegate rule making powers to other administrative agencies

Legal validity can thereby be understood as the core of the validity of law

Surprising is the conception of the validity of law as a combination of different forms of validity because the elements of the forms of validity and their mutual relation are all but unproblematic