Commencement rule: central government may notify the date an amendment to the Constitution takes effect. The Constitution (Thirteenth Amendment) Act, 1962 states its short title and provides that the Central Government shall appoint the date on which the Act comes into force by notification in the Official Gazette; a note records the date on which the Act thereby came into force.
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Commencement rule: central government may notify the date an amendment to the Constitution takes effect.
The Constitution (Thirteenth Amendment) Act, 1962 states its short title and provides that the Central Government shall appoint the date on which the Act comes into force by notification in the Official Gazette; a note records the date on which the Act thereby came into force.
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