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Which of the following statements is\/are correct with regard to the effects of dissolution of Lok Sabha?
\n1. The dissolution is irrevocable.
\n2. All business pending before the Lok Sabha lapses.
\n3. A Bill passed by the Lok Sabha immediately before its dissolution can be taken up by the Rajya Sabha.
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\nStatement 1 is correct. Once the Lok Sabha is dissolved, it ceases to exist and cannot be revived. A general election is held to constitute a new Lok Sabha.
\nStatement 2 is correct. As per Article 107(5) of the Constitution, a Bill pending in Parliament shall not lapse by reason of the prorogation of the Houses. However, a Bill pending in the Lok Sabha, or a Bill which has passed by the Lok Sabha and is pending in the Rajya Sabha, shall lapse on a dissolution of the Lok Sabha. This covers most of the business pending before the Lok Sabha.
\nStatement 3 is incorrect. As stated in Article 107(5), a Bill passed by the Lok Sabha but pending in the Rajya Sabha lapses upon the dissolution of the Lok Sabha. Therefore, it cannot be taken up by the Rajya Sabha after the dissolution.
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\nDissolution terminates the life of the Lok Sabha. Most pending business, particularly Bills originating in or pending in the Lok Sabha, lapse upon dissolution.
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\nExceptions to the rule of lapse include Bills passed by both Houses and pending President’s assent or returned by the President for reconsideration (Article 107(5)). Also, Bills originating in and pending in the Rajya Sabha, which have not been sent to the Lok Sabha, do not lapse.
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Which of the following statements is\/are correct with regard to the effects of dissolution of Lok Sabha? 1. The dissolution is irrevocable. 2. All business pending before the Lok Sabha lapses. 3. A Bill passed by the Lok Sabha immediately before its dissolution can be taken up by the Rajya Sabha. Select the correct answer … <\/p>\n

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