Retrospective commencement makes the constitutional amendment operative from an earlier date, altering temporal application of provisions. The Constitution (Eighty-fifth Amendment) Act, 2001 prescribes its short title and contains a commencement provision deeming the Act to have come into force on an earlier date, thereby making the amendment operative from that prior date and affecting the temporal application of related constitutional and statutory arrangements.
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Retrospective commencement makes the constitutional amendment operative from an earlier date, altering temporal application of provisions.
The Constitution (Eighty-fifth Amendment) Act, 2001 prescribes its short title and contains a commencement provision deeming the Act to have come into force on an earlier date, thereby making the amendment operative from that prior date and affecting the temporal application of related constitutional and statutory arrangements.
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