Omission of Article 226-A permits pending judicial review proceedings to be treated as omitted from commencement. Omission of Article 226-A under the Constitution (43rd Amendment) Act, 1977 removes that provision and provides that any proceedings pending under Article 226 immediately before commencement may be dealt with as if Article 226-A had been omitted from the commencement of the Act, ensuring pending judicial review proceedings continue to be processed consistent with the omission.
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Omission of Article 226-A permits pending judicial review proceedings to be treated as omitted from commencement.
Omission of Article 226-A under the Constitution (43rd Amendment) Act, 1977 removes that provision and provides that any proceedings pending under Article 226 immediately before commencement may be dealt with as if Article 226-A had been omitted from the commencement of the Act, ensuring pending judicial review proceedings continue to be processed consistent with the omission.
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