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Under the 'Doctrine of Severability' in Indian Constitutional Law, if a specific provision of a statute violates Fundamental Rights, what is the legal consequence?
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- 1The law remains valid until formally repealed
- 2The statute is remanded to Parliament for rewriting
- 3Only the inconsistent or unconstitutional provision is declared void✓
- 4The entire statute becomes unconstitutional and void
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Only the inconsistent or unconstitutional provision is declared void
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