A: The position of the legislative Council is inferior to that of the legislative Assembly. R1: The very existence of the Council depends on the will of the Assembly. R2: A Bill originating in the Council can be forthwith put to an end by the Assembly rejecting it. R3: One-sixth of the Council's members are nominated by the Governor.

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R1 and R2 directly relate to the legislative Council's inferior position to the Assembly, highlighting the dependency of the Council on the Assembly's will and the Assembly's power to reject bills from the Council. R3, while true, does not directly explain the inferior position of the Council to the Assembly.

A: the Position of the Legislative Council Is Inferior to That