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Article 300A protects

  • A.private property against executive action but not against legislative action
  • B.private property against legislative action but not against executive action
  • C.private property from both executive and leglslative action
  • D.none of the above.

Answer: A

Article 300A protects private property against executive action but not against legislative action.

Article 300A says no person shall be deprived of property save by authority of law. The executive therefore cannot take property without a law authorising it. But a law made by the legislature can provide for taking property, so the article does not protect against legislative action.

The second option reverses this. The third overstates the protection, which is what the old fundamental right under Article 31 offered before the 44th Amendment of 1978. Since the first option is correct, 'none of the above' fails.

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