Finality of Governor's satisfaction precludes judicial review of executive satisfaction, declared conclusively and made retrospective by amendment. The amendment to Article 213 adds a clause declaring that the Governor's satisfaction under clause (1) is final and conclusive and shall not be questioned in any court, and that this clause shall be deemed always to have been inserted, thereby precluding judicial inquiry into the Governor's satisfaction.
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Finality of Governor's satisfaction precludes judicial review of executive satisfaction, declared conclusively and made retrospective by amendment.
The amendment to Article 213 adds a clause declaring that the Governor's satisfaction under clause (1) is final and conclusive and shall not be questioned in any court, and that this clause shall be deemed always to have been inserted, thereby precluding judicial inquiry into the Governor's satisfaction.
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