Centre- State Relations Flashcards
Legislative powers articles
A245-55 in Part 11
How many extraordinary situations where parliamentary legislation in state field
5
When does Parliaments leg power cease
- President - DALL
- President– Puducherry when ass/ sus or dissolved
- Gov— SA
- Gov of Assam—TA
- Gov—MeTMi–TA
3 LIST subjects
- 98—> 97
- 59—->66
- 52—->47
42nd added which state subj to cc list
- Education
- Forests
- Weights and measures
- Protection of wild animals and birds
- admin of justice
Power to levy residuary taxes?
with Parliament
Who implements cc list laws
States unless Parliament or constitution directs otherwise.
Admin powers articles
A256-263
A355
Centre’s duty to protect state against external aggression or internal disturbance
and accordance with provisions of the constitution
Who appoints and who removes the state Election Commissioner
App by Governor
Removed by President
Compare the laws made under Nat Emergency and President rule in terms of tenure and repealed by who?
Nat Emergency
- Expires after 6 months from the day the emergency ceases.
- Can be repealed/amended by Parliament
Presidents Rule
- No expiry.
- Can be repeated by the state legislature
A258 A
governor with consent of central government entrusts that central government with any executive function of the state government So you have to take consent of the person you are entrusting that function on right I mean you cannot just go up and tell any government that you need to start working on this right you have to have their sanctions so the president will take the consent of the state government and then will confer any executive function of the centre on that state government conversely the governor will have to take the consignment central government and then impose an executive power of the state government on that central government there’s only one central government
A258 (1)
President with consent of state government entrusts that state government with any executive function of the centre
A263
Interstate council
A213
Power of the governor to make ordinance without the instructions from the president
