Article 304 & 305 Explained | Reasonable Restrictions on Trade | Indian Constitution

Описание: Article 304 and Article 305 of the Indian Constitution provide exceptions and limitations to the freedom of trade, commerce, and intercourse guaranteed under Article 301.

In this video, we explain:

Scope of Article 304

Power of States to impose reasonable restrictions on trade

Difference between Article 304(a) and 304(b)

Requirement of Presidential sanction under Article 304(b)

Meaning and importance of Article 305

Saving of existing laws and State monopolies

Balance between free trade and public interest

Constitutional intent behind Articles 304–305

This topic is extremely important for:

Law students (LLB / LLM)

Judiciary and APO aspirants

UPSC and State PCS candidates

Constitutional Law and Indian Polity exams

Anyone studying Part XIII of the Constitution

Watch till the end for a clear, exam-oriented understanding of Articles 304–305.

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