“In the United Kingdom Parliament is supreme in all legislative matters
“In the United Kingdom Parliament is supreme in all legislative matters; a written constitution could never be introduced because it would always be subject to express or implied amendment or repeal”.
A written constitution is one which can be found in one or more legal documents which are approve in the form of laws and this system is very precise to run. The laws are created by representatives who are present at that period of timed in history and written constitutions always propagate at a specific date. An example will be the written constitution in India; it was framed by a representative Constituent Assembly and was promulgated on a definite date which was the 26th of January 1950. This form of constitution is often rigid and it provides the opportunity for amendments and revision which is different with the unwritten constitution. This type consists of custom, tradition and some written laws, it is generally a result of historical development; as a result it is sometimes known as the evolved constitution. An example of this will be the UK.
UK is known to have an unwritten constitution where Parliament is the supreme legal authority in the whole of the UK which is known as the Parliament sovereignty. It is the principle of the UK constitution, which means that the Parliament has the right to create or end any law in the UK at any time and no Parliament can create any law which the future Parliament cannot change. More importantly, no authority has the right to change any of the laws. The law which is created by the Parliament is also known as Statue law.
A written constitution is one which can be found in one or more legal documents which are approve in the form of laws and this system is very precise to run. The laws are created by representatives who are present at that period of timed in history and written constitutions always propagate at a specific date. An example will be the written constitution in India; it was framed by a representative Constituent Assembly and was promulgated on a definite date which was the 26th of January 1950. This form of constitution is often rigid and it provides the opportunity for amendments and revision which is different with the unwritten constitution. This type consists of custom, tradition and some written laws, it is generally a result of historical development; as a result it is sometimes known as the evolved constitution. An example of this will be the UK.
UK is known to have an unwritten constitution where Parliament is the supreme legal authority in the whole of the UK which is known as the Parliament sovereignty. It is the principle of the UK constitution, which means that the Parliament has the right to create or end any law in the UK at any time and no Parliament can create any law which the future Parliament cannot change. More importantly, no authority has the right to change any of the laws. The law which is created by the Parliament is also known as Statue law.