Introduction

The concept of the 'Sovereignty of Parliament' is a fundamental principle in the UK's constitutional framework. It refers to the idea that Parliament has the ultimate authority to make and pass laws, and that no other body or institution can override or challenge its decisions.

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Introduction

British and Indian approaches to Parliamentary sovereignty exhibit notable differences rooted in their respective constitutional frameworks and historical contexts. While both systems acknowledge the supremacy of their legislatures, the way this principle is exercised and constrained varies significantly.

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