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Article 356 time limits shortened; continuation beyond one year requires an Emergency in operation and Election Commission certification. The 44th Amendment substitutes shorter six month periods in clause (4) of Article 356 and replaces clause (5) to provide that any parliamentary resolution extending a Proclamation beyond one year from its issue is permissible only if a Proclamation of Emergency is in operation at that time and the Election Commission certifies that holding general elections to the State Assembly is impracticable.
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Article 356 time limits shortened; continuation beyond one year requires an Emergency in operation and Election Commission certification.
The 44th Amendment substitutes shorter six month periods in clause (4) of Article 356 and replaces clause (5) to provide that any parliamentary resolution extending a Proclamation beyond one year from its issue is permissible only if a Proclamation of Emergency is in operation at that time and the Election Commission certifies that holding general elections to the State Assembly is impracticable.
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