Art, 139.—The term "Law" as used in the Constitution means whatever may be passed by the Legislative 1a promulgated by the Presi-
"Art, 140,—Laws in conflict with the Constitution shall be null and void.
Tu matters concerning whether or not' any law is in conflict with the Constition. the Censor Yuan shall within six months of the enforcement Of such law. request an interprelation by the Judicial Yuan. Detailed provisions shall be made by law.
Art, 141.—Administrative orders in conillet with the Constitution oF Statutes shall be null and void, 'Art. 142-—The Constitution' shalt be Interpreted by the Judicial Yuan, Art, 143.—Before the number of provinces and with complete Toeal "self-government Teaches. more than half of the total, Members of the Legislative Yuan and of the Censor Yuan shall be elected and appointed in accordance with the following provisions:— shalt nominate the remaining halt and Submit them to" the. President for "Ein case of Members of the Censor Censor Yuan shall nominate the Femalnfog half and sumpit then President for appointment.
Art, 144.—In districts where local self-government has not been completed, the magistrates shall be appointed and dismissed by the Central Government.
'The provisions of the preceding paragraph shall apply mutatis, mutandis to municipalities where Tocal "self-government has not' been completed,
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