LEGISLATIVE PROCEDURE AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE GOVERNOR UNDER ARTICLE 207 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA (JURISDICTION OF THE PARLIAMENT AND THE LEGISLATURE OF A STATE) .

Under the circumstances if any provison of a law enacted by the State Legislature is repugnant to any Provision of a law made by the Parliament with respect to matters enumerated in the concurrent list or under Article 249 and 250 ,the law made by the Parliament shall prevail, and the law made by the state legislature shall to the extent of repugnancy be inoperative,so long as the law made by the parliament continues to have effect (Article 251and 254) , however clause (2) of Article 254 provides that if any provison of a law made by the State Legislature with respect to the matter enumerated in the concurrent list is repugnant to the provisons of an earlier law made by the Parliament or existing law with regard to that matter , then the law so made by the State Legislature shall prevail in the state ,if it has been reserved for the consideration of the President and has received his assent.This position will prevail so long as the Parliament do not enact a law with respect to the same matter adding to , amending, varying or repealing the law so made by the Legislature of a state .As for as the Article 207 is concerned, a Bill or amendment relating to any of the financial matters as referred to in sub -Clause (a) to (f) of Clause (1) of Article 199 is concerned it can not be introduced or moved except on the recommendations of the Governor ,