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In case of conflict between a Union law and a State law on a subject in the Concurrent List, which law prevails?
- State law always prevails
- Union law prevails unless State law has Presidential assent
- Older law prevails
- Law with more votes prevails
Answer: Union law prevails unless State law has Presidential assent
Article 254(1): In repugnancy between Union and State law on Concurrent List, Union law prevails. Exception under Article 254(2): If State law reserved for President's consideration and receives assent, it prevails in that State (but Parliament can still override by subsequent law). Balances Union supremacy with State flexibility.