Is there a difference in the power of Governor when it comes to states with a Legislative Council and those without one?
Yes, there is a difference in the power of Governor when it comes to states with a Legislative Council and those without one. According to the context provided, when a state has a Legislative Council, the Governor can only promulgate an Ordinance during a recess of both Houses of the Legislature (the Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Council). In contrast, in a state with just a Legislative Assembly, the Governor can promulgate an Ordinance when the Assembly is not in session.