working of institutions
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- What is legislative , judiciary and executive?
- yes ma'am
- alright class today we will study chapter five working of insitutions open you textbook to page 56
- yes ma'am
- What is legislative , judiciary and executive?
- lets write this down
- The Parliament or the legislature (state level) performsthe function of making laws.
- The executive is the organ that implements the laws enacted by the legislature and enforces the will of the state
- All the courts at different levels in a country ,together are called the judiciary.
- Separation of powers
- Separation of powers is a system of governance in which the Legislative, Executive and the Judiciary functions are divided.
- they act as a check on each other
- Sgnificance of separation of powers
- Whenever there is a concentration of power in one centre /authority, there is bound to be greater chances of abuse of power
- ma'am what is the significance of separation of powers
- The three pillars of democracy
- The Parliament or the legislature performs the function of making laws.
- The executive, executes or implements the laws enacted by the Parliament
- These organs do not work in isolation to each other but are interdependent to ensure proper and systematic functioning of the government
- BY MEDHA MALLAPUR | IX-D | ROLL NUMBER 26
- alright class , thank you
- okay ma'am , thank you !
- Separation of powers prevents this as they keep check on each other
- *bell rings*
- and the judiciary interprets these laws and administers justice
- THANK YOU MA'AM !
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