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RIGHTS LESSON 3- DIFFERENCES/SIGNIFIC ANCE/CLASSIFICATION M. DEEPIKA REDDY HYDERABAD
STATUTORY RIGHTS Vs CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS Statutory Rights Constitutional Rights Rights guaranteed by the Rights guaranteed by the Statute Constitution Framed by a simple majority Framed by a special majority
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS Vs OTHER CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS Fundamental Rights Other Constitutional Rights ioned in Part IIl Mentioned outside Part IlI (Articles 12 to 35) of the Constitution of the Constitution
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS Vs OTHER LEGAL RIGHTS Fundamental Rights Case of violation can be filed directly in Supreme Court Supreme Court is constitutionally bound to accept the case Other Legal Rights Case of violation cannot be filed directly in Supreme Court High Court may or may not admit the case
SIGNIFICANCE OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS 1. Separately listed under Part III 2. Indispensable for achieving the aims and aspirations of the constitution enshrined in the Preamble 3. Can be amended by a special majority only 4. Supreme Court is the custodian of Fundamental Rights
CLASSIFICATION OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS 1. Rights to Equality (Articles 14 to 18) 2. Rights to Freedom (Articles 19 to 22) 3. Rights against exploitation (Articles 23 and 24) 4. Rights to freedom of religion (Articles 25 to 28) 5. Cultural and Educational Rights (Articles 29 and 30) 6. Right to Constitutional Remedies (Article 32)
RIGHT TO PROPERTY Part of Fundamental Rights in the original Constitution Enshrined under Articles 19 (1) (f) and 31 of Part IlI removed from Part Ill by the 44th Constitutional - - Amendment Act 1978 and inserted under Article 300 A