State Government
Notwithstanding any court judgment, decree, or order, certain pre-1966 district judge appointments/postings/promotions/transfers that weren't strictly made in accordance with Articles 233 or 235, and judgments/orders passed by such judges before that date, are not deemed illegal or invalid solely for that procedural reason.
This is a historical validation/clean-up provision, added by the 20th Amendment in 1966 - it retroactively protected certain district judge appointments and the judgments those judges had delivered from being challenged purely on a technical procedural ground, given some appointments before 1966 hadn't strictly followed the correct constitutional procedure.
Without this provision, a technical flaw in how a district judge was originally appointed decades ago could otherwise have been used to challenge and potentially invalidate every judgment that judge had ever delivered - this article specifically prevented that disruptive outcome.