[Solved] A joint sitting of both the Houses of Parliament is held

Q.	A joint sitting of both the Houses of Parliament is held
A.	when a bill passed by one House is rejected by the other
B.	when there is some disagreement over any provision of or amendment to a bill
C.	when a period of six months elapses from the date of receipt of a bill passed by one House without it is being passed by the other
D.	All the above
Answer» D. All the above

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