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<h1>'De Facto Authority' in Indian Law Validates Acts of Officers Without Legal Authority to Preserve Order and Stability.</h1> The principle of 'De facto Authority' in Indian law ensures that the actions of de facto officers, who occupy a position without legal authority, are considered valid to maintain order and prevent disruption in public affairs. Their acts are not subject to collateral challenge, except through direct legal proceedings by the state or a legitimate office claimant. This principle protects public and third-party interests by treating the acts of de facto officers as legally binding, similar to those performed by rightful officeholders, unless the officer attempts to claim rights or privileges based on their position.
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