Can Courts Interfere In Disputes Over Properties Of Ex Princely States? Top Court To Examine

The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to examine whether Article 363 of the Constitution bars courts from hearing disputes relating to properties of erstwhile princely states mentioned under the pre-constitutional covenants.

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