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6a), an article was added virtually making Alsace-Lorraine a member of the Confederation; and in December, 191 1 (Art. 54), a change was made about the tolls chargeable for improvements in navigation. As this goes to print, an amendment is proposed that a declaration of war shall require the consent of the Reichstag.
Substantial changes in the fundamental law of the Empire have been made without a formal modification of the text. (See Laband, i. 48-49, 51. ) Some of the German jurists maintain ...that such a practice is wrong (von Ronne, Slaatsrecht des Deulschen Retches, 2d ed. , pp. 31-34; Meyer, Lehrbuch des Deulschen Slaatsrechts, p. 416); others that it is quite proper, provided the majority required in the Bundesrath for a formal amendment of the constitution is in fact obtained. (Laband, i. 545-549) Arndt, Verfassung des Deulschen Reiches, pp. 290-291. ) 1 Lebon, Eludes sur VAllemagne Folilique, Introd. , p. Iii.
Amendments to the constitution can be made by a majority vote in the Reichstag, but are vetoed by fourteen adverse votes in the Bundesrath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6a), an article was added virtually making Alsace-Lorraine a member of the Confederation; and in December, 191 1 (Art. 54), a change was made about the tolls chargeable for improvements in navigation. As this goes to print, an amendment is proposed that a declaration of war shall require the consent of the Reichstag.
Substantial changes in the fundamental law of the Empire have been made without a formal modification of the text. (See Laband, i. 48-49, 51. ) Some of the German jurists maintain ...that such a practice is wrong (von Ronne, Slaatsrecht des Deulschen Retches, 2d ed. , pp. 31-34; Meyer, Lehrbuch des Deulschen Slaatsrechts, p. 416); others that it is quite proper, provided the majority required in the Bundesrath for a formal amendment of the constitution is in fact obtained. (Laband, i. 545-549) Arndt, Verfassung des Deulschen Reiches, pp. 290-291. ) 1 Lebon, Eludes sur VAllemagne Folilique, Introd. , p. Iii.
Amendments to the constitution can be made by a majority vote in the Reichstag, but are vetoed by fourteen adverse votes in the Bundesrath.
What to read after Greater European Governments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Lawrence Abbott Lawrence Lowell to read onlineMoreLess
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