state legislative assembly makes laws on matters included in union list and concurrent list.
state legislative assembly makes laws on matters included in union list and concurrent list.
who makes laws on matters included in union list and concurrent list?
state legislative assembly
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the concurrent list or list-iii(seventh schedule) is a list of 52 items (though the last item is numbered 47) given in the seventh schedule to the constitution of india. it includes the power to be considered by both the central and state government. the legislative section is divided into three lists: union list, state list and concurrent list. unlike the federal governments of the united states, switzerland or australia, residual powers remain with the union government, as with the canadian federal government.
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india's constitution is a federal structure. the subjects for legislation are divided into a 'union list', a 'state list' and a 'concurrent list'. the union list of ninety-six subjects, including defence, military and foreign affairs, major transport systems, commercial issues like banking, stock exchanges and taxes, are provided for the union government to legislate exclusively. the state list of sixty-six items covering prisons, agriculture, most industries and certain taxes, are available for states to legislate on. the concurrent list, on which both the centre and states may legislate include criminal law, marriage, bankruptcy, trade unions, professions and price control. in case of conflict, the union legislation takes precedence. the 'residual power', to make laws on matters not specified in the constitution, rests with the union. the union may also specify certain industries, waterways, ports etc. to be 'national', in which case they become union subjects.
article 370 of the constitution of india