Constitutional Government
A constitutional government is the one that is defined by the Constitution of the country.
Important Points
- Constitutional government means a government limited by the terms of the constitution.
- A Constitutional Government by definition is a limited government.
- A Constitutional Government is one which places effective restrictions on the Authority of the State in the interest of individual ....
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