Doctrine Of Separation Of Powers And Formation Of A Contract In The Australian Constitution

The Doctrine of Separation of Powers in the Australian ConstitutionThe doctrine of Separation of Powers: It is a doctrine which is inserted in the constitution of Australia where the powers are divided into three branches of the government that is executive, legislative and judicial. The doctrine has provided separate powers to each and every branch of the government and each branch have its own powers which cannot be exercised by th…