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The doctrine of separation of power signifies -

Separation of powers distributes governmental functions among the legislature, executive and judiciary. It addresses the roles of branches of government, rather than the…

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Separation of powers distributes governmental functions among the legislature, executive and judiciary. It addresses the roles of branches of government, rather than the federal division between the Centre and States. India differentiates those functions while allowing constitutionally authorised interaction between the branches.

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