The right to property ceased to be a fundamental right in India by which constitutional amendment?
- A.Twenty-fifth Amendment
- B.Forty-second Amendment
- C.Forty-fourth Amendment
- D.Seventy-third Amendment
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Passed in 1978, it deleted the right to property from Part III and re-enacted it as Article 300A, under which no person may be deprived of property except by authority of law, so the protection is now a legal right enforceable through the ordinary courts rather than a fundamental right.
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