Question

17-Whose law prevails if there is conflict between the State government and Union government on the subject of concurrent list

Answer 1

Answer:

In case of a conflict between the Central law and the state law on a subject enumerated in the Concurrent List, the Central law prevails over the state law

Explanation:

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Answer 2

If there is a conflict between the state government and the union government on the subject of the concurrent list then the law made by the union government will prevail.

What is a concurrent list?

• Three lists are mentioned in the seventh schedule of the Indian constitution which includes subjects on which central and state governments can make laws.
• These lists are- state list, union list and concurrent list.
• Concurrent list is one of the three federal lists and it includes subjects on which both central and state governments can make laws. For example- education. But, if there is a conflict between state and central laws on the subjects included in the concurrent list then the law made by the central government will exist.

Note:

• State list- It includes subjects on which state government can make laws e.g. police.
• Union list- It includes subjects on which union government can make laws e.g. defence.