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In which way do the 'Concurrent List' laws illustrate federalism in India?

1

Only Union laws can be applied

2

Only State laws can be applied

3

Both levels can legislate but Union laws prevail in case of conflict

4

No laws can be made

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Answer

C. Both levels can legislate but Union laws prevail in case of conflict

Solution:

The 'Concurrent List' allows both Union and State Governments to legislate, but Union laws take precedence in case of a conflict, indicating cooperative federalism.

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