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What is the formal source of all constitutional laws in India?
What is the formal source of all constitutional laws in India?
What is the significance of the division of sovereign powers among the Executive, Legislature, and Judiciary in the Indian Constitution?
What is the significance of the division of sovereign powers among the Executive, Legislature, and Judiciary in the Indian Constitution?
Why can't the Parliament in India be considered a sovereign Legislature like the British Parliament?
Why can't the Parliament in India be considered a sovereign Legislature like the British Parliament?
Study Notes
- The Indian Constitution is a written document that serves as the supreme law of the land.
- It establishes a limited government with sovereign powers divided among the executive, legislature, and judiciary.
- No organ of government can exceed the powers granted to it by the Constitution.
- The validity of laws enacted by the legislature is determined by the Constitution, and cannot violate any provision of it.
- The Indian Parliament is not a sovereign legislature, as supremacy lies with the Constitution itself, which is the paramount law of the land.
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Test your knowledge of the salient features and fundamentals underlying the Indian Constitution with this quiz. Explore key aspects such as the written nature of the constitution and its supremacy as the fundamental law of the land.
