A minister of State government made law on a subject mentioned in the concurrent list. Simultaneously, the central government passed a law on the same subject. Which of the two laws should be implemented in case they are in conflict with each other?

Law made by the State government

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Law made by the Central government

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Law passed by the Supreme court

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Law passed by both government

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Solution

The correct option is B Law made by the Central government

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