Indian Polity · Privileges of State Legislature
What is the constitutional position regarding the jurisdiction of courts over a decision made by a House of the State Legislature regarding the contempt of its privileges?
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- 1The High Court exercises administrative superintendence over the decisions of the House.
- 2The Supreme Court must approve every decision of the House before execution.
- 3Courts generally have no jurisdiction to interfere with the internal proceedings and decisions of the House on breach of privilege.✓
- 4Courts have absolute appellate jurisdiction over all decisions of the House.
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Courts generally have no jurisdiction to interfere with the internal proceedings and decisions of the House on breach of privilege.
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