Article 239B

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Article 239B is a provision in the Constitution of India that empowers the President to make ordinances for certain Union territories when their legislatures are not in session or do not exist.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf article of the Constitution of India
constitutional provision
appliesTo National Capital Territory of Delhi NERFINISHED
Puducherry NERFINISHED
Union territories with Legislative Assemblies
bindingOn Lieutenant Governor of Delhi NERFINISHED
Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry NERFINISHED
Union territory executive authorities
ceasesToOperateWhen a specified period elapses from the reassembly of the Legislature of the Union territory
an ordinance is disapproved by a resolution of the Legislature of the Union territory
conditionForUse when the Legislature of the Union territory does not exist
when the Legislature of the Union territory is not in session
constitutionalHierarchy supreme law within its field subject to the Constitution of India
constitutionalPosition special provision for Union territories
constitutionalPurpose to enable immediate law-making for Union territories in urgent situations
distinguishesFrom ordinary legislative process of Union territory Legislatures
effectOfOrdinance has the same force and effect as an Act of the Legislature of the Union territory
empowers President of India NERFINISHED
enforceableBy courts in India
governs executive ordinance-making for certain Union territories
relationship between President and Union territory Legislature in ordinance matters
grantsPowerTo President to promulgate ordinances for Union territories
jurisdiction India NERFINISHED
language English (authoritative text as per Constitution of India)
legalEffect ordinances are temporary laws
legalInstrumentType ordinance-making provision
locatedInLegalSystem Indian constitutional law
partOf Constitution of India NERFINISHED
relatedTo Article 239
Part VIII of the Constitution of India NERFINISHED
requires satisfaction of the President that circumstances require immediate action
subsequent legislative scrutiny of ordinances
similarTo Article 123 of the Constitution of India NERFINISHED
subjectMatter ordinances for Union territories
subjectTo judicial review by constitutional courts in India
overall scheme of Part VIII of the Constitution of India
temporalLimitation ordinance ceases to operate at the expiration of a specified period
ordinance must be laid before the Legislature of the Union territory when it reassembles

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