[Solved] The provisions relating to the suspension of fundamental rights by the President during emergencies were borrowed from the

Q.	The provisions relating to the suspension of fundamental rights by the President during emergencies were borrowed from the
A.	Constitution of Canada
B.	Constitution of Britain
C.	Constitution of USA
D.	Weimar Constitution of Germany
Answer» D. Weimar Constitution of Germany

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