Indian Polity · Judiciary
Under the Indian Constitution, the expression 'Procedure Established by Law' strictly implies that:
- 1The judiciary can invalidate any law solely on the grounds of abstract moral justification.
- 2The executive has the inherent power to override legislative acts during emergency situations.
- 3A law is valid if it has been enacted by following correct legislative procedure, irrespective of its fairness.✓
- 4The principles of natural justice must always be read into the text of the law.
Correct answer
A law is valid if it has been enacted by following correct legislative procedure, irrespective of its fairness.
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