Introduction: The vast powers of the Executive are curtailed through the legislative procedure where the legislature acts as the provider and the Executive as the facilitator, such that the Parliament scrutinizes the executive functioning through parliamentary deliberations, especially with the operation of zero hours. Additionally, in budgetary and fiscal spending Read more…
Introduction: India is the largest democracy in the world, we have the lengthiest constitution in the world, India is considered as quasi-federal in nature. Quasi-federalism means an intermediate form of government between a unitary state and a federation. It is the combination of both the federal structure and unitary structure. Read more…
Facts and History of the Case: Indian era can be divided into three phases to understand the case. They are: pre-independence, post-independence and post constitution. In the case of Queen v. Burrah[1], the Privy Council primarily held regarding the constitutionality of delegated legislation in the first phase i.e., pre-independence period. Read more…