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JAMB 2016 - Question 16

Government 2016 JAMB Past Questions - Question 16: A country is said to operate an unwritten constitution if the

Choose the most appropriate option for the gap .

A country is said to operate an unwritten constitution if the

A: constitution is not contained in a single document

B: constitution cannot be written down

C: existing constitution can be suspended at will

D: country is not having a printed constitution

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A country is said to operate an unwrittenconstitution if the constitution cannot not be written down. The constitutionof a country is said to be unwritten when all the rules or laws governing theworking of the political system are not contained in any one single document.The example is the British constitution. THESOURCE OF SUCH CONSTITUTIONS ARE:a) Conventionsb) Statutesc) Judicial pronouncementsd) Customs and traditions of the peoplee) Principles of governmentf) Arts of parliamentg) Precedentsh) Charters etc