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M. Hidayatullah
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Referenced in 1 other work , including IL Explainer - Ep 6 | Why Are Fundamental Rights Not Amendable? .
In IL Explainer - Ep 6 | Why Are Fundamental Rights Not Amendable? : The episode opens with Justice Hidayatullah's Golak Nath ruling, which is the trigger for the entire Nath Pai / Meghrajji exchange, but he is not in the authority list.
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- IL Explainer - Ep 6 | Why Are Fundamental Rights Not Amendable? · 2022
- "In a 1967 case, see Golak Nath versus the State of Punjab, Justice Hidayatullah, former Chief Justice of India, declared that it was — it was not within the powers of the Parliament to abridge or take away fundamental rights of a citizen." · Opening framing of the Golak Nath judgement.
- "The guarantee is worthless if the rights are capable of being taken away." · Hidayatullah's reasoning quoted by the narrator.