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The power of the President of India to issue an ordinance is a
Legislative power
Executive power
Quasi-judicial power
Judicial power
- Option 1: Legislative power
- The President of India can issue ordinances under Article 123 of the Constitution.
- This is done when the Parliament is not in session.
- Ordinances have the same force as acts of Parliament.
- Correct Answer: Legislative power.
- Option 2: Executive power
- Involves implementing laws and running the administration.
- The President acts as the executive head but issuing ordinances is not an executive power.
- Option 3: Quasi-judicial power
- Relates to actions that affect rights but are not strictly administrative.
- Typically involves some adjudication-like functions, not relevant to ordinance issuance.
- Option 4: Judicial power
- Involves matters related to judging disputes and interpreting laws.
- Issuing ordinances does not involve these activities.
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