Article 212 of CoI : Article 212: Courts not to inquire into proceedings of the Legislature.

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Explanation using Example

Example 1:

Scenario: During a legislative session in the State Assembly of Maharashtra, a bill is passed with a majority vote. However, some members of the opposition claim that the Speaker did not follow the proper procedure during the voting process.

Application of Article 212: The opposition members decide to challenge the validity of the bill in the High Court, arguing that the Speaker's procedural irregularities invalidated the vote. According to Article 212(1), the court cannot inquire into the proceedings of the Legislature on the grounds of alleged procedural irregularities. ...

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