A bill mixes Union tax with unrelated admission rules. Is it a Money Bill?
AYes; any tax clause is enough
BNo; unrelated provisions
CYes; if Rajya Sabha agrees
DNo; all tax bills are ordinary
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. No; unrelated provisions
Article 110 requires only its listed financial matters and incidental provisions, so an unrelated admissions provision prevents Money Bill classification.
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