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Keeping It For A Later Day: The Use Of “By Law” Clauses In South Asian Constitutions (By Vineet Kumar & Preetam Bharti)
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The present article is
merely a textual study of South Asian Constitutions and their tryst with the
“by law” clauses. It is broadly in the nature of survey of these Constitutions.
Therefore, this article is bound be laden with all the shortcomings of a
textual or surficial analysis. It is a focused attempt to study the use of one
of the tools of Constitution at a regional level.
This work can be
supplemented in multiple directions. The next step could be to analyse the
history and reasons for incorporating these “by law” clauses in the respective
Constitutions. The specificities of each Constitutional experience can add
vivid details to this bland sketch and make comparison a fruitful exercise.
This could be supplemented by looking at the actual working or non-working of
these clauses. How effective or non-effective they have been in achieving the
purpose of their incorporation will be the ultimate test for their usefulness
as a tool in the Constitution making exercise.
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Keeping It For A Later Day: The Use Of “By Law” Clauses In South Asian Constitutions (By Vineet Kumar & Preetam Bharti)
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- Journal IJLRA
- ISSN 2582-6433
- Published 2022/04/15
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International Journal for Legal Research and Analysis
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