Right to Property | Is it a Fundamental Right or Constitutional Right or Legal Right?

What kind of a right is Right to Property? Understand the nature of this right through this video
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[@ramkalaal]

Initially, Right to Property was included in the category of Fundamental rights however, by the Constitution (44th) amendment act, 1978 it was removed from the category of Fundamental rights and introduced as a statutory right under article 300A of Indian constitution.
•Reason:-
1) As article 31 states that 'No person shall be deprived of his/her property save by authority of law', hence government could not take away the property of an individual for social welfare purposes. The removal of this right empowered the state to take the property of individuals for social welfare purposes by giving them compensation.
2) To reduce boundaries between rich and poor.

[@totally_lawesome798]

I have a doubt... Anyways as per Article.31C the Fundamental rights aren't absolute then why did they have to make RIGHT TO PROPERTY a constitutional right....being a fundamental right it could still be curtailed under the A.31C like any other fundamental right from A.14 to A.19

[@mazharziya1909]

It was fundamental right but,
Right to property was deleted from the list of fundamental rights by 44th amendments act,1978.
It is made a legal right under article 300A in part 12th of the constitution.

[@palakdubey5123]

Ma'am it's a constitutional right...then how it can be regulated; curtailed or modified through an ordinary law without amending constitution (as mentioned in laxmikanth)..... If you reply it would be a great help!!!!!!!!!!!

[@sathyanarayanan4479]

thanks . very helpful and classy

[@carrytech01]

Nice way to teach .. but there is sound problem.?? Hope it will clear soon

[@etikayadav-ue7js]

Why both these rights added in 300 A tgrough 44th amendment, kuiki ye same h toh alag alag ko add kyo kiya! ek hi krr dete?

[@abedali1353]

Very helpful video

[@Saarthimonk]

Thanks for to the point information.

[@etikayadav-ue7js]

Why both these rights added in 300 A

[@divseeratkaur5671]

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[@abhinavmanchanda8209]

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[@divseeratkaur5671]

@@abhinavmanchanda8209 Thanks for your advice

[@abhinavmanchanda8209]

@@divseeratkaur5671 my pleasure

[@tinakhurana2440]

But 31 says that gov can seize by compensation...??

[@tusharbanerjea1602]

So is there essentially a clear difference between a Constitutional Right and a Legal Right?

[@LawDigestbyAyushi]

Constitutional right stems from the Constitution itself. Legal right is a right given by any statute

[@tusharbanerjea1602]

So to begin with, right to property was a FR, following which it became a Legal Right, and is now a Constitutional Right.
It has in effect, held 3 different positions of recognition! Right?

[@LawDigestbyAyushi]

@@tusharbanerjea1602 Yes

[@tusharbanerjea1602]

Thank you 👍

[@tusharbanerjea1602]

I wish to ask something that isn't related to the contents of this video.
Is there a way to identify statutory bodies, constitutional bodies and executive bodies by merely looking at their names? Knowing this would be helpful

[@ramangawande7362]

Mam right to property is legal right available to any citizen our only indian citizen and plz told me its constitutional right our legal right

[@mohitsurpam8641]

mam agar kisi ki 3 shaadi hui ho aur total 5 bacche hai toh property k 3 hisse hoge ya 5

[@user-kg2yy4gt7s]

Is it legal right or personal right?

[@ambiyabegum2560]

Legal right

[@rakeshgrocky3639]

Super mam✨✨

[@DaringLonewolf]

Mam is it a legal right?

[@ambiyabegum2560]

Yes it is a legal right

[@ItsMeCarnage]

It is constitutional right as well as legal rights

[@lalitkumarsharma7063]

Ma'am there is a question in upsc cse 2021 (p.t.)....kindly answer that question

[@nima1378]

pension is constitutional right says SC so rules made conditioning pension right by raj gov in case of adjusted employees from aided institutions should be deemed unconstitutional lordship I hope⚖️ pervails #SupremeCourtOfIndia

[@murarimohansaha3]

Sannyasi has right to personal property in constitution?

[@naayak9226]

FR is basic structure of constitution or not?

[@Tugyghiy]

I am in 2055 i become cheif justice of india

[@faizan850]

🤔

[@mazharziya1909]

Legal right

[@adwaitbajpai9265]

right to property is available to only citizens of india na ?

[@ambiyabegum2560]

Yes

[@neelkamal7249]

According to UPSC right to property is a legal right
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[@tehseenshahi5453]

phr kya ha

[@neelkamal7249]

@@tehseenshahi5453 constitution right according to 300A

[@tehseenshahi5453]

@@neelkamal7249 mere bahi usey ko legal right kehty ha

[@neelkamal7249]

@@tehseenshahi5453 nahi mera bhai jiska constitution ka jikr hai usa ho constitution right bolta hai nai
Rights to property ka jikra to hai