Two Aspects of the German Constitution |
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... upon the bills which are to be submitted to the Imperial Diet and upon the resolutions made by the Imperial Diet " . ... to the Imperial Diet for discussion and vote , and finally resolved upon a second time by the Federal Council .
... upon the bills which are to be submitted to the Imperial Diet and upon the resolutions made by the Imperial Diet " . ... to the Imperial Diet for discussion and vote , and finally resolved upon a second time by the Federal Council .
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But which of the two resolutions of the Federal Council is the exercise of its legislative power ? Let us first assume the case that the bill was amended in the Imperial Diet . Then , of course , a second resolution of the Federal ...
But which of the two resolutions of the Federal Council is the exercise of its legislative power ? Let us first assume the case that the bill was amended in the Imperial Diet . Then , of course , a second resolution of the Federal ...
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Now of the two resolutions of the Federal Council in the German Empire the second one , as we have seen , means the exercise of its legislative power by the Federal Council ; and the first one is the authorization of the Federal Council ...
Now of the two resolutions of the Federal Council in the German Empire the second one , as we have seen , means the exercise of its legislative power by the Federal Council ; and the first one is the authorization of the Federal Council ...
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... Federal Council whose shifting majority resolutions could have had only a decomposing effect upon the empire . In the second place the transition of power from the Federal Council to the Imperial government means an immense change ...
... Federal Council whose shifting majority resolutions could have had only a decomposing effect upon the empire . In the second place the transition of power from the Federal Council to the Imperial government means an immense change ...
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Looked upon from this standpoint , the first resolution of the Federal Council on a bill meant the approval of the sovereign to submit that bill to the Imperial Diet , and the second resolution meant the sanction of that bill by the ...
Looked upon from this standpoint , the first resolution of the Federal Council on a bill meant the approval of the sovereign to submit that bill to the Imperial Diet , and the second resolution meant the sanction of that bill by the ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Two Aspects of the German Constitution |
| Author | Jean Du Buy |
| Publisher | Yale Publishing, 1894 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 10 Jan 2007 |
| Length | 39 pages |
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