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With regard to Legislative Relations between Union and states, consider the following statements:
1) The State law, that has been reserved for the assent of President and received his assent, can prevail over the law made by the Parliament for the whole country.
2) The Constitution expressly secures the predominance of Union List and Concurrent List over the State List.
3) All the matters enumerated in the State List can be introduced in Legislature without prior sanction from Union or the President.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?
Asked in BPSC AEDO Phase-II (General Studies) · 2026
Lists · Indian Polity
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The Fourth Schedule deals with allocation of seats to States and Union Territories in the Rajya Sabha.
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