
Supreme Court Versus the Constitution
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Constitutionally, the right to amend the Constitution in India lies with Parliament alone. In recent years, however, and in an atmosphere of judicial activism, the Supreme Court has gone beyond its role as interpreter of the Constitution, becoming its arbiter. There is thus scope in India′s federal structure for an impasse between the Supreme Court and Parliament which will not be resolved by refe...
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Constitutionally, the right to amend the Constitution in India lies with Parliament alone. In recent years, however, and in an atmosphere of judicial activism, the Supreme Court has gone beyond its role as interpreter of the Constitution, becoming its arbiter. There is thus scope in India′s federal structure for an impasse between the Supreme Court and Parliament which will not be resolved by refe...
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