Sources of Constitution Flashcards
What have we borrowed from Australia?
Concurrent list. Freedom of trade, commerce and intercourse. Joint-sitting of the two Houses of Parliament
What have we borrowed from Canada?
Federation with a strong Centre. Vesting of residuary powers in the Centre. Appointment of state governors by the Centre. Advisory jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
What have we borrowed from Ireland?
Directive Principles of State Policy. Nomination of members to Rajya Sabha. Method of election of the president
What have we borrowed from Japan?
Procedure established by law
What have we borrowed from USSR?
Fundamental Duties. Ideals of Justice in the preamble.
What have we borrowed from the UK?
Parliamentary government. Rule of Law. Legislative procedure. Single Citizenship. Cabinet system. Prerogative writs. Parliamentary privileges. Bicameralism
Who did we borrow DPSP from?
Ireland
Who did we borrow fundamental duties from?
USSR
What did we borrow from the US?
Fundamental rights. Independence of judiciary. Judicial review. Impeachment of the president. Removal of Supreme Court and High Court judges. Post ofvice-president
What did we borrow from Germany?
Suspension of Fundamental Rights during emergency
What did we borrow from SA?
Procedure foramendment in the Indian Constitution. Election of members of Rajya Sabha
What did we borrow from France?
Republic and Ideas of Liberty, Equality and Fraternity in the preamble
In the Indian const. the section of citizenship draws inspiration from which country?
UK
The concept of concurrent list is borrowed from which country’s constitution?
Australia
The phrase equality before law used in Article 14 of Indian Constitution has been borrowed from the Constitution of -?
Britain
