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If the Rajya Sabha keeps a Money Bill for more than fourteen days, what is the constitutional result?

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Correct answer: The Bill is deemed passed by the Lok Sabha

Correct answer: B. Under the constitutional procedure for a Money Bill, Rajya Sabha does not have the same power as Lok Sabha to reject or indefinitely delay it. It may return the Bill with recommendations, and Lok Sabha may accept or reject those recommendations. If Rajya Sabha does not return the Bill within fourteen days, the Bill is deemed to have been passed by both Houses in the form passed by Lok Sabha. Option A is wrong because the Bill does not lapse merely because Rajya Sabha keeps it beyond the time limit. Option C is wrong because the President does not immediately dissolve Rajya Sabha; it is a permanent House. Option D is wrong because a joint sitting is not compulsory for this situation. Memory cue: Money Bill plus fourteen days means deemed passed in Lok Sabha’s form.

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Money Bill14-Day LimitRajya SabhaConstitutional ProcedureParliament (Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha Powers)Parliament Lok Sabha And Rajya Sabha PowersWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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