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... constituted authorities. It is obvious that without these powers, anarchy and disorder, and a general feeling of fear and insecurity will prevail in society, progress and development will not be possible, and values taken for granted in a free modern society such as truth, freedom, justice, equality and rule of law, and human dignity can never be enjoyed.
The State and Its Inherent Powers
This essay analyzes the three inherent powers of the State and their implications in public welfare and collective societal interest.
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| language |  | english |
| wordcount |  | 1036 (cca 2.5 pages) |
| contextual quality |  | N/A |
| language level |  | N/A |
| price |  | free |
| sources |  | 7 |
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The State and Its Inherent Powers The totality of governmental power is contained in three (3) great powers namely: power of eminent domain, police power and power of taxation. These powers are similar in the ff. respects: 1. They all rest upon necessity because there can be no ...... constituted authorities. It is obvious that without these powers, anarchy and disorder, and a general feeling of fear and insecurity will prevail in society, progress and development will not be possible, and values taken for granted in a free modern society such as truth, freedom, justice, equality and rule of law, and human dignity can never be enjoyed.
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Princess R.Too short to merit serious reading. It could have presented more ideas.