Supreme court versus the constitution c.2

By:

"Chopra, Pran (ed.)"

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Sage Pub.; 2006Description: 287pISBN:

780761934448

Subject(s):

India-Supreme court

DDC classification:

347.035 SUP

Summary: This book contain many views of the future of India's federal and Parliamentary Democracy, author argues a great deal is to stake in this situation, including the dynamics of federalism, Which makes India possible; the role of the constitution in holding the polity together, and the future of parliamentary democracy in India.the core of their concern is the present status and future prospect of the development of federalism and constitutionalism in India's Polity.

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This book contain many views of the future of India's federal and Parliamentary Democracy, author argues a great deal is to stake in this situation, including the dynamics of federalism, Which makes India possible; the role of the constitution in holding the polity together, and the future of parliamentary democracy in India.the core of their concern is the present status and future prospect of the development of federalism and constitutionalism in India's Polity.

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