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Central Government Act Article 41 in The Constitution Of India 1949
41. Right to work, to education and to public
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Court of Calcutta brought in a
criminal matter under Article 41 of the Letters Patent. The trial Judge
reserved ... competence of this
appeal on the ground that Article 41 does not give an appeal to their
lordships from
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this connection our attention was drawn to Articles
39, 41 and 46 of the Constitution.
In my opinion, this proposition ... directive principles of the State policy, which by Article 37
are expressly made unenforceable by a Court cannot override
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exempt from the cognizance of such a Court by Article 41,
Schedule II, to the Provincial Small Cause Courts ... rare manded for a
decision on the question whether Article 41; Schedule II, applied to
the facts of the case
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instrument
bring it within the purview of Article 41 of Schedule 1, Stamp Act. The
relevant portion of the article ... bond. The mortgage of a crop
referred to in Article 41 does not however require attestation but the
instrument
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Constitution, and in
this case, the Directive Principles under Article 41 of the
Constitution?
2) Whether the provisions of Section ... directive
principles of the Constitution and in particular, Article 41 of the
Constitution and has submitted that the decision
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Articles in Part IV which expressly
speak of it. Article 41 says that the "State shall, within the
limits ... Right to education,
understood in the context of Articles 45 and 41, means: (a) every
child/citizen of this country
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same time achieve the
Constitutional goal under Article 41 of the Constitution..."
(v) "What is present in this case ... course is
obviously based on the provisions of Article 41 of the
Constitution".
(vii) "...in these cases, taking into consideration
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SCALE (2)90
ACT:
Constitution of India, 1950-Articles 41, 45-Right to
education-Whether a constitutional right-capitation ... from the country. It was with that hope that
Articles 41 and 45 were brought in Chapter
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Principles of
State Policy. A combined reading of Articles 39(b), 41 and 46 thereof
indicates that it is obligatory ... untenable. The fundamental right to form an
association under Article 19(1)(c) of the Constitution has nothing
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