Finland Its Country And People a Short Survey
Finland Its Country And People a Short Survey
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The proclamation whereby the Diet on December 6 :th af- firmed the independence of Finland also contains a statement as to the mode of government now in force in this country. The proclamation declares namely, that the Diet has deter- mined to adopt the principle on which was based the Bill for a new constitution submitted by the government to the Diet, — that is to say, the principle that Finland is an in- dependent republic.
Various opinions have been expressed as to the legal sig- nificance ...of the Diet's proclamation of December 6:th. In the autum of 1918 the Diet proceeded to elect a king, acting on the principle that the old fundamental laws of this country are uninterruptedly in force wherever they arc applicable, and among them § 38 of the Constitution, which charges the Estates with the duty, of electing a new king in case of the extinction of the royal house. A strong minority in the Diet however, held that the monarchist principle in the constitution of this country had been abolished by the Diet's proclamation of December 6:th, 1917, and that there- fore the said § 38 of the Constitution was no longer appli- ceable.
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The proclamation whereby the Diet on December 6 :th af- firmed the independence of Finland also contains a statement as to the mode of government now in force in this country. The proclamation declares namely, that the Diet has deter- mined to adopt the principle on which was based the Bill for a new constitution submitted by the government to the Diet, — that is to say, the principle that Finland is an in- dependent republic.
Various opinions have been expressed as to the legal sig- nificance ...of the Diet's proclamation of December 6:th. In the autum of 1918 the Diet proceeded to elect a king, acting on the principle that the old fundamental laws of this country are uninterruptedly in force wherever they arc applicable, and among them § 38 of the Constitution, which charges the Estates with the duty, of electing a new king in case of the extinction of the royal house. A strong minority in the Diet however, held that the monarchist principle in the constitution of this country had been abolished by the Diet's proclamation of December 6:th, 1917, and that there- fore the said § 38 of the Constitution was no longer appli- ceable.
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