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of <h1>Supreme Court must have 7 judges to rule on law's constitutionality, requires two-thirds majority for invalidation.</h1> Article 144-A was introduced by the Constitution (42nd Amendment) Act, 1976, effective February 1, 1977. It mandates that a minimum of seven Supreme Court judges must sit to determine the constitutional validity of any Central or State law. Furthermore, a law cannot be declared constitutionally invalid unless at least a two-thirds majority of the judges involved in the decision deem it so.
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