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Power of U.S President

Introduction:Its is often remarked that the president of the united states wields the largest authority ever wilded by any in a democracy

Power and Position:The power of the persident are enormous we discuss them under the flowing heads
Executive:

chief Executive:He is the chief executive and as such it is his duty to see that the laws and treaties are enforved thirught out country

Appointments:He has the power to make all the important appointments but all such appointments...

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Introduction
The process of Amendment in USA constitution is so rigid. It is discussed in Article V. The proposal of amendment may be by two third majority of congress or by the two third majority of states. And it must ratify by the three fourth majority of states.
The Article V of constitution deals with the process of Amendment.
Stage of Process
There are two stages of the Amendment one is proposal and second is ratification.
(i) Proposal
When any one wants to amend something in constitution.
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Introduction:

A constitution consists of those fundamental rules which determine and distribute functuins and powers among the various organs of the goverment the us constitution set forth the nations fundmental laws and is the supreme law of the land
Silent Features Of USA Constitution
These are following silent feature of USA Constitution.
Written:The USA Constitution is written Constitution which is made at Philadelphia convention in 1789. It consist on seven articles which are not more than seven...

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Silent feature of UK Constitution

 Introduction: A constitution mean certain principles on which the government of the state is organized and which determines the relations between the peaple and the goverment.The Constitution of U.K is uniqe in nature.And it is the oldest constitution of the word
following are the salient features of the U.K Constitution:

Unwritten:The british constitution is unwritten in nature but it does not uimply or suggest that all of its parts are unwritten.It means that...

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Ijma After Holy Quran and Sunnah, it is considered as a source of Islamic Law and was started after the demise of the Holy Prophet. However, the origin of Ijma can be traced out in the Holy Quran and Sunnah. In fact, both the Holy Quran and Sunnah give permission to find out solution of some matter for which the Holy Quran and Sunnah have never provided any solution.

Meaning

(i)Literal Meaning
Literally Meaning agreeing upon.
(ii) Legal Meaning
The consensus of a jurist of a certain period of
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There are three primary sources of Islamic law. Out of these primary sources, Quran is considered as the first primary or fundamental source of Islamic Law. The Quran is the revealed Book of God. The basic source of Islamic Law is divine revelation. This has been given to us by the Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) in two forms. One is the direct words of God (The Quran), other is indirect words of God ( The Sunnah). These two forms of revealtion are called roots of Islamic Law. It is the only Book of
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1. Introduction
Ownership or milk is regarded very important in Islamic law as it relates to man’s worldly desires and the relation of one man with another. Islamic law provided different modes of acquiring and losing ownership, as it avoids doubt and secure the sanctity of society.
2. Meaning and definition of ownership
(I) General definition
“The relationship that exists between a person and a thing that gives absolute control and right of disposal over it to the exclusion of others.”
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1. Introduction:
Fundamental rights are the basic rights of the citizens. in the constitution of 1973 the list of fundamental right has been given and it has also been clarified that any law repugnant to these fundamental rights will be considered null and void. every democratic state recognizes the fundamental rights of its citizens.
2. Relevant provisions
Articles 8-28
3. Objective resolution as part of the constitution:

The principles and provisions set out in the objectives resolution , objectives...

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1. Introduction:
constitution of Pakistan rigid one because it can not be easily amended. there is is rigid and difficult procedure to amend the constitution and constitution has been made inflexible. Article 238 empowers the parliament to make amendment and 239 provides the procedure for the amendment. Parliament has not unlimited powers to make amendments in the constitution only constitution provides this right to parliament.
2. Relevant Provisions:
Art 238 and 239.
3. Institution which can make...

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