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Yogita Ingle 6 years, 9 months ago
Power is shared among different organs of the govt, i.e.the juduciary, legislative and executive. This ensures that no organ can exercise unlimited power and each organ checks the other.
1) Judiciary over executive and legislature - The judiciary can review the laws made by the legislative and the functioning of the legislature.
2) executive over juduciary - The judges are appointed by the executive.
3) executive over legislature - The president is highest member of the executive. No law can be passed without his/her consent.
4) legislature over executive - Unless the bill is passed in the legislature, it cannot become a law.
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