Indian Polity · Judiciary
What power does the judiciary hold under the scope of 'Judicial Review'?
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- 1The power to amend the text of the Constitution directly.
- 2The power to declare a law or executive action unconstitutional if it violates the Constitution.✓
- 3The power to enact new laws to replace outdated legislation.
- 4The mandatory power to advise the President on all legislative matters.
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The power to declare a law or executive action unconstitutional if it violates the Constitution.
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