Diksha JoshiAIR 19 · CSE 2021 · 96 wordsTheir whole copy
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Doctrine of separation of powers refers to separation in functioning of three pillars of democracy
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Doctrine of separation of powers refers to separation in functioning of three pillars of democracy → legislature → To make law → Executive → To implement it → judiciary → To check the above two.
In the Indian context on one hand powers are separated eq:- Parliament making laws → Executive administering them & judiciary oversees it there is also an overlap that is evident :-
Although a overlap of function is seen in many situations but it is also evident that such cases have only led to passage of better laws or effective justice delivery.
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In the Indian context on one hand powers are separated eq:- Parliament making laws → Executive administering them & judiciary oversees it there is also an overlap that is evident :- Although a overlap of function is seen in many situations but it is also evident that such cases have only led to passage of better laws or effective justice delivery.
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