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Supreme Court To Hear Presidential Reference on President and Governor’s Powers — July 22 Key Details at a Glance Hearing Date: July 22, 2025 Issue: Supreme Court will examine the powers and timelines for the President and Governors regarding giving assent to state legislature bills. Trigger for Hearing: The President referred questions to the Supreme Court after the court set a three-month timeline for Presidential and Governor assents in the Tamil Nadu Governor case. Constitution Bench: Headed by Chief Justice B.R. Gavai, with four other Justices. Constitutional Provisions Involved: Article 143: Presidential reference power to Supreme Court Article 200: Governor’s options for state bills Article 201: President’s powers when bills are reserved by Governor Article 142: Supreme Court’s power to issue complete justice Nature of Reference: The President has posed 14 significant questions, including whether courts can set timelines for constitutional officers to act, and whether such prescription is justiciable. Significance: The reference tests the balance of power between elected governments, appointed Governors, and the President, with implications for Centre-State relations and judicial review. Debate: Some political leaders have questioned whether courts can direct timelines or interfere with the President’s or Governor’s constitutional powers.

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