Kya Doctrine of Severability Lagta Hai?
constitutional general beginner questionMain hamesha sunta hoon ki sabhi laws aur amendments under Article 368 mein kuch special provisions hote hain jo agar koi part hi toot jaye to baki baqa rah jaati hai. Lekin phir aapke paas Constitution 356 ka Article hai jo President ko ek state ko Emergency Laga sakte hain aur phir kya? Iska kya connection hai Constitution ke other parts se? Aur kya lagta hai yeh doctrine ka fayda kya hai? Maine suna hai kuch cases hain jaha yeh doctrine use kiya gaya hai, example de sakein toh main samajh jaun.
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Arre yaar, Doctrine of Severability lagta hai, par condition hai ki usse 'salvage' ya 'residual' clause ke naam se bhi jaana jata hai. Isse kaha jata hai ki jab koi Act ka ek prakar ke aise bhi clause hota hai jo Constitution ke khilaaf hai, toh baki baatein vahi hain. Iske liye SC ki decision ke aadhar par lagu hota hai.
Koi bhai/ji! Doctrine of severability bahut hi important hai. Yeh un conditions ka upyog karta hai jab koi part ya section constitution ke khilaf khara ho jata hai, lekin vah sabhi parts ya sections ko aapas mein juda hua hua hai. Lagta hai yeh doctrine humein court ke decision ke andar bahut flexibility dene mein madad karta hai.