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President - Coggle Diagram

- - - - wrt Private Member Bills
      - wrt Government Bills when government resigns and the new Cabinet advises the President to veto the Bill
    - - No Suspensive veto for Money Bills - require his prior permission to be introduced - but can exercise absolute veto
    - - For Constitutional Amendment Bills
  - - - Petitioner has no right to oral hearing
      - The President can examine the evidence afresh and take a view different
        
        from the view taken by the court.
        
        The power is to be exercised by the President on the advice of the union
        
        cabinet.
        
        The President is not bound to give reasons for his order.
        
        The President can afford relief not only from a sentence that he regards as
        
        unduly harsh but also from an evident mistake.
        
        There is no need for the Supreme Court to lay down specific guidelines for the
        
        exercise of power by the President.
        
        The exercise of power by the President is not subject to judicial review except
        
        where the presidential decision is arbitrary, irrational, mala fide or
        
        discriminatory.
        
        Where the earlier petition for mercy has been rejected by the President, stay
        
        cannot be obtained by filing another petition