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of <h1>Legal definition of 'poor' encompasses lacking financial means or resources for basic sustenance and support</h1> The term 'poor' is legally defined as having little or no money, goods, or other means of support, according to standard dictionaries. This definition encompasses lacking financial or other means of subsistence. The Supreme Court has addressed this terminology in constitutional contexts, particularly regarding socio-economic classifications and reservations. The legal interpretation focuses on economic deprivation and absence of adequate resources for basic sustenance, forming the basis for various welfare schemes and constitutional protections for economically disadvantaged sections of society.
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