🏛️ The Hidden Battle Between State and Central Laws

🌟 Imagine your state government creates a new rule for a service, but the central government already has a detailed law on the same topic. What happens next? This episode unravels a fascinating legal principle that can make state laws powerless without anyone explicitly saying so!

💡 What You'll Discover:

• 🔍 The "covering the field" principle - how comprehensive laws can silently override others
• ⚖️ Article 254 of the Constitution and why it's the ultimate referee between conflicting laws
• 🎯 How courts decide which law wins when there's no direct contradiction
• 🚨 Why state governments need to be extra careful when making new rules

🚀 Real Cases Discussed:

• 💎 Naeem Bano vs. Mohammad Rahees (2024) - The Supreme Court case that perfectly illustrates how central laws can make state amendments ineffective
• ⭐ Property Transfer Act, 1882 Section 106 - The tenant eviction notice provision that sparked this legal battle

🎙️ By the end of this episode, you'll understand how laws can wage silent wars and why this matters for every citizen navigating India's complex legal landscape!