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Charitable uses and trusts
the colleges of Eton, Winchester, or Westminster, for the better support and maintenance of the scholars upon the foundations thereof; and various Acts of Parliament passed from time to time have also specially exempted devises of lands
Fundamental right
of Uttar Pradesh, AIR 1963 SC 1019. Fundamental rights, a right becomes a fundamental right because it has foundational value. Fundamental right is a limitation on the power of State. If is not to be regarded as
Institutions
personal, or mixed. The second is of Actions derived from the Civil Law, and such as have their foundations in Pr'torian equity. The third is of Actions by which the plaintiff seeks to recover a thing belonging
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