Scope for 'judicial review' is not available under the unitary system because

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In a unitary system, all powers are centralized in the Central Government, including legislative, executive, and judicial powers. This centralization means there is less need for a mechanism like judicial review to resolve disputes between different levels of government, as there are no other levels with significant autonomous powers that could come into conflict with central authority.

Scope for 'Judicial Review' Is Not Available Under the Unitary