Indian Polity · Polity
Do the constitutional immunities provided to the President or Governor bar legal proceedings against the Government of India or the Government of a State?
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- 1No, but proceedings can only be brought after the completion of the term of office of the respective President or Governor.
- 2Yes, suits are barred unless specifically permitted by a special resolution of the State Legislature or Parliament.
- 3Yes, suits against the Government are completely barred during the tenure of the Executive.
- 4No, a person's right to bring appropriate proceedings against the Government is not barred.✓
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No, a person's right to bring appropriate proceedings against the Government is not barred.
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