The 44th Amendment Act (1978) has abolished the constitutional obligation to pay compensation in regard to the compulsory acquisition of private property by the governments except in case of

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Q. The 44th Amendment Act (1978) has abolished the constitutional obligation to pay compensation in regard to the compulsory acquisition of private property by the governments except in case of

(A) When the government acquires the property of tribals

(B) When the government acquires the property of a minority religious institution

(D) None of the above

Correct Answer - Option(C)

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