India's ConstitutionAsia Publishing House, 1962 - 396 páginas |
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... opinion in a country like India needs no special emphasis . In the absence of really effective public opinion , it would have been suicidal to leave the protection of fundamental liberties to the discretion of executive authorities or ...
... opinion in a country like India needs no special emphasis . In the absence of really effective public opinion , it would have been suicidal to leave the protection of fundamental liberties to the discretion of executive authorities or ...
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... opinion , are likely to transform these principles into reality . These directives , thus seen , constitute a kind ... opinion , can ignore . It is not a Court that can enforce these provisions or rights . It is the public opinion and ...
... opinion , are likely to transform these principles into reality . These directives , thus seen , constitute a kind ... opinion , can ignore . It is not a Court that can enforce these provisions or rights . It is the public opinion and ...
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... opinion of the Court is announced in the open Court . Judges are allowed to divide themselves and give their opinions jointly or severally , concurring or dissenting . Under section ( 2 ) of Article 143 , the President is empowered to ...
... opinion of the Court is announced in the open Court . Judges are allowed to divide themselves and give their opinions jointly or severally , concurring or dissenting . Under section ( 2 ) of Article 143 , the President is empowered to ...
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