In case of dispute between the two Houses of Indian Parliament over an Ordinary Bill the case is…
Article 108 permits a joint sitting to resolve specified deadlocks over ordinary bills. The President summons it, but does not personally adjudicate the legislative…
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In case of dispute between the two Houses of Indian Parliament over an Ordinary Bill the case is referred to :
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Article 108 permits a joint sitting to resolve specified deadlocks over ordinary bills. The President summons it, but does not personally adjudicate the legislative disagreement; the courts and Prime Minister are not substitutes.
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