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of <h1>High Courts' Power to Review State Laws' Constitutionality Examined Through Complex Judicial Procedural Mechanisms and Voting Requirements</h1> The statutory provision addresses constitutional validity review of state laws by High Courts. It originally specified that High Courts cannot declare central laws unconstitutional and established procedural requirements for reviewing state law constitutionality. The provision mandated a minimum of five judges for such reviews, with specific voting thresholds: two-thirds of judges must agree if the court has five or more judges, or all judges must concur if fewer than five are present. The article was subsequently omitted by a constitutional amendment in 1977.
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