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If a law violates the Right to Equality, what can be the role of the court?

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Correct answer: It can test the law on constitutional grounds

Answer: A. The Right to Equality is a constitutional guarantee, so legislation must comply with the Constitution. When a proper case is brought, a court can examine whether the law has a valid purpose, treats similarly placed people fairly, and respects constitutional limits. This power is part of judicial review. If a provision is unconstitutional, the court may refuse to enforce it or grant an appropriate remedy, according to the case and law. A is correct. B is wrong because courts must hear and decide according to law, not blindly enforce every rule. C and D are wrong because examining rights is a judicial responsibility, not news reading or blocking legal remedies. Memory cue: equality is tested against the Constitution, not merely against a law’s existence.

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Right To EqualityJudicial ReviewConstitutional LawLegal RemedyThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivics

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