A by -law is made by

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Government - 1990 Subject: Government

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A by -law is made by
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A by-law is a rule or regulation that is made by a governing body, such as a city or town council, to govern the behavior of people or organizations within its jurisdiction. Therefore, the answer is the local government. Parliament and Congress typically make laws at the national level, while an electoral college is a group of people who are responsible for electing a government official, rather than making laws or regulations themselves.
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