Indian Polity · Polity
Under Article 254(2) of the Indian Constitution, a State law repugnant to a Central law can prevail in the State only if:
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- 1it is certified by the Governor as necessary for public welfare
- 2it is reserved for the President's consideration and gets his assent✓
- 3it is published in the State Gazette after legislative approval
- 4it is passed by a special majority in the State Legislature
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it is reserved for the President's consideration and gets his assent
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