Short · Constitutional Law II
Sajjan Singh v State of Rajasthan (1965) | Amendment of Fundamental Rights
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Could Parliament amend Fundamental Rights before the basic structure ruling? This Short explains Sajjan Singh v State of Rajasthan (1965), the majority’s approach to constitutional amendments, Article 13 and the earlier Shankari Prasad precedent. Revise the evolution of Article 368 for LL.B., judiciary and UGC NET Law. Subscribe to Law Easy for more landmark cases. #SajjanSingh #ConstitutionalAmendment #FundamentalRights #LawShorts #LegalEducation
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