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Vijay Kumar Sharma v State of Karnataka (1990) | Article 254 Repugnancy
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When do a state law and a central law truly conflict under Article 254? This Short explains Vijay Kumar Sharma v State of Karnataka (1990) and the repugnancy test for Concurrent List subjects. It compares the purposes of the state acquisition law and central motor vehicles law. Revise federalism for LL.B., judiciary and UGC NET Law. Subscribe to Law Easy for case briefs. #VijayKumarSharma #Article254 #Repugnancy #LawShorts #LegalEducation
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