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How legal English different from ordinary English? Describe its feature.
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Critically discuss the intention of J.S.Mill and Intellectual Liberty in the following expression: “Where I lie down, worn out, other men will stand, young and fresh. By the steps that i have cut they will climb. They will never know the name of the man who made them”.
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What is the role and significance of Constitution in law making process? Briefly discuss.
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Why and to whom the law makers are accountable? Whether there behaviors are satisfactory? Comment.
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How law making differs from control making? Discuss.
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How political structure influences social behavior and law making process.
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Often legislation is brought with an objective to bring social changes. Discuss briefly with illustrations.
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There are various reasons behind the enactment of statutes by the legislatures. Discuss various principles which are behind them.
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“Public opinion is a belief or sentiment shared by most people”. Highlight the importance of public opinion in law making process. Do you think public opinion has been adequately heard in the constitution making of Nepal?
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How final adoption of bill is done in Nepal? Who authenticate the adopted bill in Nepal and why? Discuss
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Fundamental Rights in one hand provides right to the [people while through Directives Principles and Policies State Progressively realizes its priority. How fundamental right and directive principles and policies contribute in determining the shape of the law. Explain.
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Delegated legislation comes in existence because of the act of the parliament itself. However, there are many reasons for parliament to delegate its right of law making to administrative offices. Why do parliament delegates its right to law making? What are different types of delegated legislation? Explain Regulations.
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What are the role and functions of law commission in Nepal?
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The pre-drafting stage and drafting stage owe to same process of law making but differ in terms of functions with each other. How can we differentiate between pre-drafting and drafting stage of law making? Discuss various principles of legislative drafting.
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‘Democracy is regarded as one of the worst forms of governance though is dominant among other various forms of governance. In democratic society, it is said that legislation has been tool of empowering people to enjoy rights and benefits.” Elaborate and justify the statement with suitable illustrations.
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