self-executing constitutional provision

self-executing constitutional provision
Term has reference to provisions which are immediately effective without the necessity of ancillary legislation. Constitutional provision is "self-executing" if it supplies sufficient rule by which right given may be enjoyed or duty imposed enforced; constitutional provision is not "selfexecuting" when it merely indicates principles without laying down rules giving them force of law

Black's law dictionary. . 1990.

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