Supreme Court of India
Sri Sankari Prasad Singh Deo v. Union of India and State of Bihar
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Constitution ·(First Amendment) Act, 1951, Arts, 31A, 31B- Validity-Constitution of India, 1950, Arts. 13(2), 368, 379, 392-Provisional Parliament-Power to amend Constitution Constitution (Removal of Difficulties) Order Ng. 2 of 1950-Validity -Amendment of Constitution-Procedure-Bill amended by Legis lature-Amendment curtailing fundpmental rights-Amendment affecting land-Validity of Amending Act. The Constitution (First Amendment) 'Act, 1951, which has inserted, inter alia, Arts. 31A and 31B in the Constitution of India is riot ultra vires or unconstitutional. The provisional Parliament is
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