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Emergency Provisions Part XVIII of the Constitution of India contains Articles 352-360 which deals with 'Emergency Provisions'. There are three kinds of provisions according to the Constitution.

ALL INDIA LEGAL UPDATES February 27, 2021

Introduction Part XVIII of the Constitution of India contains Articles 352-360 which deals with 'Emergency Provisions'. There are th...Read More

Constitution of Indian Law

Article 266 (1) of the Constitution of India, a Consolidated Fund Of State ( a separate fund for each state) has been established where all revenues both tax revenues such as Sales tax/VAT, stamp duty etc..and non-tax revenues such as user charges levied by State governments.

ALL INDIA LEGAL UPDATES February 25, 2021

Consolidated Fund of India Art- 266- Under Article 266 (1) of the Constitution of India, all revenues ( example tax revenue from personal ...Read More

Constitution of Indian Law

Centre State Relations Indian Constitution has made elaborate provisions, relating to the distribution of the taxes as well as non-tax revenues and the power of borrowing, supplemented by provisions for grants-in-aid by the Union to the States.

ALL INDIA LEGAL UPDATES February 23, 2021

Introduction The Constitution of India provides a dual polity with a clear division of powers between the Union and the States, ea...Read More

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ABOVE THE LAW LAWYERIST THE FASHION LAW

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Emergency Provisions Part XVIII of the Constitution of India contains Articles 352-360 which deals with 'Emergency Provisions'. There are three kinds of provisions according to the Constitution.

Article 266 (1) of the Constitution of India, a Consolidated Fund Of State ( a separate fund for each state) has been established where all revenues both tax revenues such as Sales tax/VAT, stamp duty etc..and non-tax revenues such as user charges levied by State governments.

Centre State Relations Indian Constitution has made elaborate provisions, relating to the distribution of the taxes as well as non-tax revenues and the power of borrowing, supplemented by provisions for grants-in-aid by the Union to the States.

The Government of A.P issued an order for acquisition of land and later the Government refused to take the land. Meanwhile one year period had completed. Advise the land losers for loss sustained by them for a period of one year as per Land Acquisition Act.

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