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<h1>Article 254 triple test determines repugnancy between central and state laws requiring inconsistency irreconcilability collision</h1> Repugnancy refers to inconsistency or contradiction between legal instruments. Under Article 254 of the Constitution, repugnancy between central and state laws requires a triple test: clear and direct inconsistency, absolute irreconcilability, and direct collision making simultaneous compliance impossible. Repugnancy arises when competent legislatures create conflicting enactments on concurrent subjects, with central law having superiority. The doctrine applies when laws substantially cover the same subject matter, creating situations where obeying one law necessitates disobeying another, or when superior legislation intends to occupy the entire field.