Doctrine of Pleasure
Recently, the Kerala Governor has sought dismissal of a minister from the Cabinet, declaring that he has withdrawn the pleasure of having him in the Council of Ministers.
About Doctrine of Pleasure
- The pleasure doctrine is a concept derived from English common law.
- It says is that a civil servant of the Crown holds office during the pleasure of the Crown.
- This means his services can be terminated at any time by the Crown, without assigning any reason.
Position of Doctrine of Pleasure in India
- The doctrine of pleasure is also followed in India.
- Since the President of India is the Executive ....
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