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Who calls the joint sitting of both the Houses of Parliament, if after a Bill is passed by one House…

The President summons a joint sitting to resolve the qualifying deadlock described in Article 108. The Speaker's role in presiding is distinct from the power to summon. The…

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Who calls the joint sitting of both the Houses of Parliament, if after a Bill is passed by one House and is transmitted to the other House, the other House rejects or disagrees to it ?

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The President summons a joint sitting to resolve the qualifying deadlock described in Article 108. The Speaker's role in presiding is distinct from the power to summon. The Article 108 procedure does not apply to Money Bills.

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