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Which of the following is not true about powers of a president to promulgate an ordinance?
Which of the following is not true about powers of a president to promulgate an ordinance?
i. It is provided under Art. 123 of the Constitution.
ii. President may promulgate it immediately when circumstances require and both houses of parliament are not in session.
iii. Ordinance shall be laid before both houses of the Parliament
iv. Ordinance shall cease to operate within 6 months of re-assembly of Parliament.
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