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If a law violates Fundamental Rights, what can a court do?

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Correct answer: It can declare it unconstitutional

Answer: A. Fundamental Rights are protected by the Constitution. When a court finds that a law conflicts with such a right or another constitutional requirement, it may declare the law unconstitutional and refuse to enforce the invalid part, according to the applicable legal process. This is an important use of judicial review: it prevents ordinary law or government power from taking away protected rights unlawfully. B is wrong because turning a law into a slogan is a political activity, not a judicial remedy. C is wrong because courts do not convert laws into budgets. D is wrong because a court cannot cure an unconstitutional law merely by labelling it a private rule. The exact remedy depends on the case, but the constitutional check is the key idea. Memory cue: Fundamental Rights are a limit on state power.

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Fundamental RightsUnconstitutional LawJudicial ReviewThe Judiciary (Supreme CourtHigh CourtsAnd Judicial Independence)The Judiciary Supreme Court High Courts And Judicial IndependenceWorking Of InstitutionsCivicsClass 9 Mcq

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