India will have a Federation and at the same time Uniformity in all basic matters through the three means adopted in the Draft Constitution. They are: A single Judiciary Uniformly in fundament laws, civil and criminal and A common All-Indian-Civil service.
The Indian Constitution has a long list of subjects for concurrent power of legislature. There are six articles in the Draft Constitution where the provisions are of temporary duration which could be replaced by the parliament at any time. The exclusive powers of legislature are vested in the parliament and this will extend to 91 …
As per the Australian Constitution the Parliament has large powers of concurrent legislation and few powers on exclusive legislation. Some of the articles of the constitution are temporary. They remain in force only until parliament otherwise decide.
In America, the dual polity is followed by a dual citizenship, a citizenship of the U.S.A. and a citizenship of the State. The Indian Constitution, on the other hand, has a single citizenship for the whole of India in spite of dual polity. Besides in the U.S.A. each State is free to make its own …
Both the Indian and the American Federation have a dual polity i.e. a union at the center and the states at the periphery with each state being a sovereign in the field assigned to it. The American Polity consists of a Federal Government and other States. It corresponds to the Union Government and the State …
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In parliamentary system, the assessment of the responsibility of the executive is both daily and periodic. The daily assessment is done by the members of the parliament, through question, debates, adjournment motion, nonconfidence motion and resolutions. The periodic assessment is done by the electorate at the time of election which may take place every five …
In a Parliamentary system, the President is only the head of the State and not the chief head of the executive. He is bound by the advice of his ministers. In the Presidential system, the President is both the head of the State and the chief executive. He is not bound by the advice of …
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The two crucial matters that the constitution in general has to deal with are: – The form of the government as envisaged in the constitution and The form of the constitution
Amberkar describes the draft constitution as a formidable document because it contains 315 articles and 8 schedules. The constitution of no other country is as bulky as the draft constitution of India.
