Dheeraj Mishra

Judicial review is one of the most important Power given to the Supreme court.

It is necessary to uphold the principle of Supremacy of the constitution. The provision of judicial review prevents the misuse of power by the legislative and executive. It maintains the equilibrium between the centre and state, thereby maintaing federal equilibrium.

The Constitution of India delineates three lists: (i) Union List, (ii) State List, and (iii) Concurrent List based on the Government of India Act of 1935. Parliament has the exclusive power to legislate on the matters enumerated in the Union List which contains 97 items. The State Legislatures have the exclusive power to legislate with respect to matters enumerated in the State List which contains 66 subjects. The Concurrent List after 42nd Amendment contains 52 subjects. The Parliament as well as State Legislatures may legislate over them but in case of conflict, the Central law prevails over the state law. The Residuary powers are given to the Union Parliament.

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