The Constitution of India confers an inherent power of judicial review on the courts to declare the law…
Articles 13, 32 and 226 collectively support judicial protection of Fundamental Rights. Article 13 addresses inconsistent laws, while Articles 32 and 226 provide judicial…
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The Constitution of India confers an inherent power of judicial review on the courts to declare the law or an act void if it infringes a fundamental right. Such powers have been given :
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Articles 13, 32 and 226 collectively support judicial protection of Fundamental Rights. Article 13 addresses inconsistent laws, while Articles 32 and 226 provide judicial remedies.
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