The principle of separation of powers ensures
the erosion of executive power
that the legislature is supreme
the preservation of the fundamental liberties of the citizens
that all the branches of government have equal powers and functions
that the rights of the ethnic minoroties are safeguarded
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the principle of separation of power involves the arms of government not the fundamental rights if citizens
please the question is all about the institution and not individual rights and liberties....by law the three arms of government are equal and of the same power
The branches of government don't have equal power and and functions
The major objective of separation of powers is to limit their powers so as to ensure the rights and liberties of the citizens
