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grounds on which an enacted law could be declared unconstitutional. They were legislative competence, violation of Part III of the Constitution and reasonableness ... State. (............) (v) That the legislature concerned has abdicated its essential legislative function as assigned to it by the Constitution or has made an excessive delegation

Governor to summon the Legislative Assembly to prove the majority of the present Government. The petitioner is not a Legislator. There are no materials before ... Governor in the functioning of Legislature, made it clear that the Governor cannot interfere in essential legislative functions. The Supreme Court held that the Governor