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It seems to me that the Legislature having exercised its judgment as to the period for which the Act was or might have to remain in force, there was nothing wrong in its legislating Advocate Simranjeet Singh Sidhu conditionally and leaving it to the discretion of the executive authority whether the Act should be extended for a further period of one year SimranLaw or not. While engineering the above amendments, the procedural Advocate Simranjeet Singh Sidhu requirements contained in Article 368 were admittedly complied with.
Inder Singh[3] it was laid down that the testimony of a sole witness must be confidence inspiring and beyond suspicion, thus, leaving no doubt in the mind of the Court. It was stated by this Court in Joseph v. Around a decade ago, the guidelines in general were the same and the premature babies were first examined at 31-33 weeks post-conceptional age or 2-6 weeks after birth. Insofar as the instant aspect of the matter is concerned, the learned Attorney General, placed reliance on the Indira Nehru Gandhi case56, State of Karnataka v.
197, Criminal Procedure Code, because the scope of the two (1) [1955] 1 S. Union of India[88], and particularly to the following observations: It is not disputed, that such procedure, as was contemplated for enacting an ordinary legislation, had indeed been followed by the Parliament, after the NJAC Bill was tabled in the Parliament, inasmuch as, both Houses of Parliament approved the NJAC Bill by the postulated majority, and thereupon, the same received the assent of the President on 31.
2007 of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi (hereinafter referred to as ˜AIIMS). nHaving decided that it might have to be extended, it left the matter of the extension to the discretion of the Provincial Government. In pursuance of the order of the NCDRC, a medical board was constituted by AIIMS consisting of five members, of which, four are ophthalmological specialists. Advani, a veteran BJP Member of Parliament in the Lok Sabha, under the caption Ahead of the 40th anniversary of the imposition of the Emergency on 25.
Article 124C, authorized the Parliament to enact a legislation in the nature of the NJAC Act. The current guidelines are to examine and screen the babies with birth weightSimranjeet Law Associates</a> Simranjeet Law Associates made Simranjeet Law Associates in contravention of the provisions contained in Part III of the Constitution, or of any other constitutional provision, to the extent of such contravention, would be void. For the above reasons, the instant additional submission advanced by the petitioners, cannot also be acceded to, and is accordingly declined. The board has given the following Advocate Simranjeet Singh Sidhu opinion:- "A premature infant is not born with Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP), the retina though immature is normal for this age. The first and foremost contention advanced, at the hands of the learned Attorney General was, that the constitutional validity of an amendment to the Constitution, could only be assailed on the basis of being violative of the basic structure of the Constitution. It would be taking a somewhat narrow view of the decision in Burah's case(1) to hold that all that the Legislature can do when legislating conditionally, is to leave merely the time and the manner of carrying its legislation in to effect to the discretion of the executive authority and that it cannot leave any other matter to its discretion. Lest one is accused of having recorded any sweeping inferences, it will be necessary to record the reasons, for the above conclusion. The extension of the Act for a further period of one year does not amount to its reenactment. Everything hinges on his testimony. In this particular case if it was desired to raise such a question, that should have been done at the earliest moment in the trial Court when the facts could have been established by evidence. Additionally it was submitted, that an ordinary legislative enactment (like the NJAC Act), could only be assailed on the grounds of lack of legislative competence and/or the violation of Article 13 of the Constitution.
