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Q.

In case of a clash between the laws made by the centre and a state on a subject in the Concurrent List:


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a

The stale law prevails

b

The central law prevails

c

Both the laws prevail

d

The supreme court decides 

answer is B.

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Detailed Solution

The Concurrent List should take precedence over the State List whenever there is a dispute. If there is a disagreement between federal law and state law on a topic listed in the Concurrent List, federal law will take precedence. In cases of dispute between central law and state law on a matter covered in the Concurrent List, the Indian constitution stipulates that central law takes precedence. On the topics listed in the Concurrent List, both the Centre and the State may pass laws.
 
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