Facts of the Case A State Legislature enacted a law prohibiting the sale and possession of liquor within the state. The law was challenged on […]
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The state legislative had enacted the Transport Service Act, 1955 by this Act, the state government had been authorized to frame schemes of rationalization of motor Transport. The Union Parliament amended in 1956 the motor Vehicle Act, 1939 by adding a new schme of nationalization of Motor Transport. The two laws occupied the same field. Which law is to the extent of Rapugnancy be void? Give reasonable Answer.
Facts of the Case The State Legislature enacted the Transport Service Act, 1955, empowering the state government to frame schemes for rationalization of motor transport […]
Explain the Legislative Relations between the Centre and the States
Constitutional Framework and Importance In India’s federal structure, legislative relations between the Union (Centre) and the States are a critical aspect of governance. The Constitution […]
Analyse the Doctrine of Repugnancy with the help of decided cases
Doctrine of Repugnancy under the Indian Constitution The Doctrine of Repugnancy is a key principle in Constitutional Law, ensuring harmony between the laws made by […]
Doctrine gf Repugnancy
Meaning and Constitutional Basis The Doctrine of Repugnancy deals with conflicts between Central and State laws on matters listed in the Concurrent List of the […]
Doctrine of Repugnancy
Overview and Constitutional Basis: The Doctrine of Repugnancy is a constitutional principle that resolves conflicts between Central and State laws in India’s federal structure. It […]
Concurrent list
Overview and Constitutional Basis: The Concurrent List is one of the three legislative lists under the Seventh Schedule of the Constitution of India, along with […]
Doctrine of occupied fiel
Overview and Constitutional Basis: The Doctrine of Occupied Field is derived from the principle of federal supremacy under the Constitution of India. It is based […]