Constitution and Constitutional Government

Britain

Switzerland

U.S.A.

India

Comprehensiveness

Written character

Flexibility

Independence of judiciary

The principle of the divine right of the king

Independence of judiciary

The principle that people alone are the source of all laws

None of the above

It should suit national environment

It should have definite amendment procedure

It should have partly rigid and partly flexible

It should be rigid

The ancient Greek times

The beginning of the twentieth century

Middle-ages

Eighteenth century

A.V. Dicey

Lord Bryce

John Austin

Jean Bodin

Switzerland

Britain

U.S.A.

Soviet Union

When elite want to do so

When peasants express to do so

With the help of referendum

When propertied class wants to amend it

Free press

Reght to form association

Spread of education

Combination of powers

It is collection of principles or laws which enjoy special sanctity

It determines the structure of the main organs of government and distribution of sovereign power between various authorities

It generally contains a statement of objectives

None of the above