Political Science, asked by lisa088, 2 months ago

Independent judiciary ​

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Answered by anithamanipati8
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independence of judiciary means that it is not under the control of legislature or executive

the judges do not act on the direction of the government or according to the wishes of the party in the power

this is why all modern democracies have coats that are independent of the legislature and executive

hope it helps you

Answered by Vesperia
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Independent Judiciary

The success of a democracy depends on independent judiciary. So the Judiciary in India has been kept separate from the Legislature and the Executive. These two organs cannot interfere in the working of the Judiciary. The judges have to be impartial and honest while administering and interpreting laws. The appointment and tenure of the judges, their relation to other agencies of government, these and other similar considerations are important in maintaining the independence and integrity of the Judiciary. The courts are not under the Government of India and do not act on their behalf.

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