Under Article 200 of the Constitution of India, in which of the following circumstances is the Governor constitutionally obligated (mandatory) to reserve a Bill passed by the State Legislature for the consideration of the President?
- When the Bill derogates from the powers of the High Court so as to endanger the position which that Court is by the Constitution designed to fillCevap
- BWhen an Ordinary Bill returned by the Governor for reconsideration is re-passed by the Legislative Assembly with or without amendments
- CWhen a Money Bill is passed by the Legislative Assembly despite being rejected by the Legislative Council
- DWhen a Bill seeks to alter or restrict the scope of Fundamental Rights granted under Part III within the State
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The Governor is constitutionally mandated to reserve a Bill for the President's consideration if it derogates from the powers of the High Court so as to endanger its constitutional position.
Under the second proviso to Article 200 of the Indian Constitution, reservation of a Bill for the consideration of the President is mandatory if the Bill derogates from the powers of the High Court in a manner that endangers its constitutional role.
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Mandatory Reservation of State Bills under Article 200 of the Constitution of India
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