Question 1: first doubt- all fundamental rights are guaranteed by the Constitution not by the government. Second doubt-term ‘person’ includes both citizens and foreigners and our Constitution does not provide all fundamental rights equally to the citizens and foreigners alike… Hence I believe the word ‘person’ is misleading a little bit rather it must have been citizens.
You have completed the test! *Right to property was deleted from the list of fundamental right by 44th constitutional amendment act and made part of Article 300A in part 12. *In Menaka Gandhi case 1978, the SC introduced the american provision of due process of law. *Some fundamental rights are negative in character, fundamental rights are not absolute but qualified.
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I have a doubt in qs no 1.
Fundamental rights are not available to all persons i suppose
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Q.1 FRs are guaranteed by the constitution not by the government..plz check.
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In Q 1 , Fundamental Rights are guaranteed by the Constitution not Government
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Question 1: first doubt- all fundamental rights are guaranteed by the Constitution not by the
government. Second doubt-term ‘person’ includes both citizens and foreigners and our Constitution does not provide all fundamental rights equally to the citizens and foreigners alike… Hence I believe the word ‘person’ is misleading a little bit rather it must have been citizens.
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*Right to property was deleted from the list of fundamental right by 44th constitutional amendment act and made part of Article 300A in part 12.
*In Menaka Gandhi case 1978, the SC introduced the american provision of due process of law.
*Some fundamental rights are negative in character, fundamental rights are not absolute but qualified.
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