Which among the following cannot be challenged in a court of law
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Almost nothing can be challenged in the court of law.
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In the court of law, there are many procedural as well as substantive aspects that cannot be challenged.
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- Law is protecting the human life in the existence of the social framework.
- Anything which affects the lives of human beings by any action or deed of other individuals or the government can be challenged in a court of law.
- Courts are here to interpret the Acts of the Government and various laws which covers every aspect of human life.
- In effect if you frame your issues in such a way anything can be challenged before a court of law, but whether the court accepts the issue is a different aspect.
- Example : If the Speaker of the Lok Sabha has certified a Bill as a Money Bill, it cannot be questioned in a court of law, Houses of Parliament, or even by the President.
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