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Article 21 of the Indian Constitution differs from the 'Due Process Clause' of the US Constitution. Which of the following is NOT a point of difference between the two?
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- 1The phrase 'due process of law' was replaced by the phrase 'procedure established by law'.
- 2Article 21 focuses primarily on the individual's right to life and personal liberty, whereas the US Constitution explicitly emphasizes broader 'liberty'.
- 3Article 21 did not originally include the right to property, unlike the American due process clause.
- 4Both provisions provide protection to individuals against arbitrary executive actions.✓
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Both provisions provide protection to individuals against arbitrary executive actions.
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