Article 200 of CoI : Article 200: Assent to Bills.
CoI
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Explanation using Example
Example 1:
Scenario: A new education reform bill has been passed by the Legislative Assembly of the State of Maharashtra. The bill aims to introduce a new curriculum in state-run schools.
Application:
- The bill is passed by the Legislative Assembly of Maharashtra.
- The bill is then presented to the Governor of Maharashtra.
- The Governor has three options:
- Assent: The Governor agrees to the bill, and it becomes law.
- Withhold Assent: The Governor does not agree to the bill, and it does not become law.
- Reserve for President's Consideration: The Governor believes the bill may affect the powers of the High Court and reserves it for the President's consideration.
Outcome:
- If the Governor assents, the new curriculum is implemented in state-run schools.
- If the Governor withholds assent, the bill is rejected.
- If the Governor reserves the bill for the President, the President will review and decide whether to approve or reject the bill.
Example 2:
Scenario: A bill proposing the establishment of a ne...
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