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Section 25: Statutes and Regulations

The National Law School of Delhi University Act, 2007Union territory Act of Delhi · Act 3 of 2007

(1) the first Statutes of the University shall be made by the Vice-Chancellor with the approval of the Chancellor. They shall be placed before the ** Inserted vide Delhi Act 7 of 2009 published in Delhi Gazette on 22.6.2009.

21Chap. VI, Sec.22 NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY ACT, 2008 * Amended vide Delhi Act 7 of 2009 published in Delhi Gazette on 22.6.2009.

Governing Council at its first meeting, which may adopt them with or without modifications. Subsequent Statutes or modification in the Statutes shall be made by the Governing Council.

(2) The first Regulations of the University shall be made by the Vice- Chancellor with the approval of the Chancellor. They shall be placed before the Executive Council at its first meeting which may adopt them with or without modifications. Subsequent Regulations or modification in the Regulations shall be made by the Executive Council.

* 26.Appointment of first Vice-Chancellor and first Registrar:- Notwithstanding anything contained in this Act and the Statutes, the First Vice-Chancellor who shall be an academic person in law or an eminent jurist shall be appointed by the Chancellor and shall hold office of the Vice-Chancellor for a period of five years and the person so appointed shall be eligible for grant of extension in tenure by the Chancellor. The first Registrar who shall be an academic person in law and the rank of not less than a professor shall be appointed by the Chancellor on the recommendations of the Vice-Chancellor. The said officer shall hold office for a period of five years or till a regular Registrar is appointed, whichever is earlier.

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ActThe National Law School of Delhi University Act, 2007
Section25
Marginal noteStatutes and Regulations
JurisdictionUnion territory of Delhi
StatusIn force as published by the source

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