Article ___ of the Constitution of India vests the residuary power of legislation in Parliament.
Article 248 gives Parliament exclusive power over matters absent from the Concurrent and State Lists, including a tax not mentioned in either list. Article 246 allocates…
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Article ___ of the Constitution of India vests the residuary power of legislation in Parliament.
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Correct answer C
Article 248 gives Parliament exclusive power over matters absent from the Concurrent and State Lists, including a tax not mentioned in either list. Article 246 allocates subjects among the lists, Article 247 concerns additional courts and Article 250 emergency legislation on State List matters.
Current law: The 101st Constitutional Amendment introduced Article 246A for GST and made Article 248 expressly subject to Article 246A. The residuary article remains 248.
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