DICIARY VERSUS PARLIAMENT: A COMPARATIVE STUDY WITH RESPECT TO CONSTITUTION OF INDIA AND OTHER COUNTRIES
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Preamble, Legislation V Judiciary, India, US, UKAbstract
Generally preamble is called the ornamental part of the constitution then an essential part of the constitution1 , theory of constitution tells us that constitution is a source of power which elaborated upon assigning different functions to different organs of the state2 as well as flow of power among the organs3 . There were different ideas envisaged in the preamble that is Sovereign, Socialist, Socialism, and Secularism which forms an important part in the Constitution of India. The word constitution has been derived from a Latin word constitutio which means orders, imperial enactment, charters etc. Constitution can be defined as the rule book of the nation meaning thereby states conduct should be regulated within the periphery of the constitution. A constitution in other words set of principles according to which stated should be governed.
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