Each House of Parliament is the sole judge of lawfulness of its own proceedings and the validity of any…
Article 122 protects parliamentary proceedings from challenge on the ground of alleged procedural irregularity. That protection should not be read as making Parliament the…
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Each House of Parliament is the sole judge of lawfulness of its own proceedings and the validity of any proceedings of Parliament cannot be called in question on ground of any alleged irregularity of procedure. Under which provision of the Constitution of India has this been prescribed ?
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Correct answer C
Article 122 protects parliamentary proceedings from challenge on the ground of alleged procedural irregularity. That protection should not be read as making Parliament the final judge of every question of substantive legality. The provision specifically identifies the procedural ground described in the question.
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