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Rights, restrictions and remedies

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Rights, restrictions and remedies

01 · Identify the right

Find the applicable guarantee and who can claim it.

02 · Check the alleged action

Many guarantees operate against the State; some also reach private conduct.

03 · Apply the constitutional test

Permissible restrictions and legal tests differ between rights.

04 · Choose a remedy

Article 32 concerns Supreme Court enforcement of Fundamental Rights; Article 226 gives High Courts broader writ jurisdiction.

Connect the branches

Do not treat every constitutional right as absolute or every right as limited to citizens.

Avoid the exam trap

Article 226 can extend to other legal rights; Article 32 specifically concerns Fundamental Rights enforcement.

Test yourself: Can every Article 19 freedom be claimed by a foreign national?

No. Article 19 guarantees are available to citizens.

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