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What is comparative constitutional study and what is it necessary?
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Define constitution as a social document.
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Explain on: (a) British constitution and (b) South African constitution
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Differentiate between rigid and flexible constitution and written and unwritten constitution.
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Cite at least five cases that could be considered as a source of constitutional law and explain why they could be considered such.
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Differentiate between constitution and constitutional law.
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Define constitution as a legal, political and social document.
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Write short notes on: (a) Constitution Assembly (b) Power of Impeachment (c) Formation of House of Representative of Nepal.
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Compare the power of Executive in House Dissolution through the case of Man Mohan Adhikari and Girja Prasad Koirala.
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Differentiate between Parliamentary and Presidential form of Government.
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AV Dicey proposes two preconditions for Federalism, first there must exist a common nationality, a common sovereignty and second purpose to unite the different states that must desire union and cooperation. Justify Federalism in Nepal in line with this statement.
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Explain the nature and function of constitutional Bench in Nepal?
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What are the nature of constitutional institutions provided by constitution of Nepal?
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Through amendment is a physical attack on constitution that no constitution desires to receive, however it is an inevitable necessary requirement in the changing society that is accepted by constitution itself by mentioning the provision of same in constitution. Do you believe certain portion of constitution cannot be amendable at any condition? Illustrate the principles on process of amendment of constitution with the provision of Nepal.
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Compare some of the prominent features of constitution of Nepal with that of constitution of USA, India and China. Also list out some of the similarities and differences of these constitutions.
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