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“Constitutional governance requires institutional cooperation without compromising the separation of powers.” Analyse the constitutional relationship between the judiciary and the executive. Identify the causes of institutional friction and suggest measures for strengthening coordination.

Q3. “Constitutional governance requires institutional cooperation without compromising the separation of powers.” Analyse the constitutional relationship between the judiciary and the executive. Identify the causes of institutional friction and suggest measures for strengthening coordination. (15 M)

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