State acquisition of estates preserved against certain constitutional rights; state laws require presidential assent when reserved. Article 31-A protects laws for acquisition, extinguishment or modification of estates and rights from being void for inconsistency with other provisions of the Part; State laws attract this protection only after reservation for the President and his assent. 'Estate' adopts the local law meaning and includes jagir, inam and muafi; 'rights' covers proprietors, sub-proprietors, under-proprietors, tenure-holders, intermediaries and rights relating to land revenue.
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State acquisition of estates preserved against certain constitutional rights; state laws require presidential assent when reserved.
Article 31-A protects laws for acquisition, extinguishment or modification of estates and rights from being void for inconsistency with other provisions of the Part; State laws attract this protection only after reservation for the President and his assent. "Estate" adopts the local law meaning and includes jagir, inam and muafi; "rights" covers proprietors, sub-proprietors, under-proprietors, tenure-holders, intermediaries and rights relating to land revenue.
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