Features of British Constitution

The main features of British constitution can be listed as below:

  • Evolved constitution
  • Very flexible
  • Limited monarchy
  • Rule of law
  • Two executive heads of state
  • Parliamentry form of government
  • Unitary form of government
  • Bicameralism
  • King in parliament is sovereign
  • Supremacy of parliament
  • Crown is fountain of justice
  • Crown is fountain of honour
  • Unwritten constitution
  • Bi party system
  • Non independent judiciary
  • Constitution is a child of accident and design
  • Theory of checks and balances

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