The decision of Union of India v. H.S. Dhillon AIR 1972 SC 1061 concerns
Verified Answer
A. The power of the parliament to make law with respect to a matter not enumerated in concurrent list or state list
B. The exclusive powers of state legislature to make law with respect to a matter enumerated in the state list
C. The scope of parliaınent or legislature of state to make law in respect of a matter enumerated in concurrent list
D. The constitutional validity of the central sales tax act, 1956
Explanation:
The landmark case of Union of India v. H.S. Dhillon (1972) primarily concerned the scope of Parliament's residuary power to legislate on matters not enumerated in the State List or Concurrent List, under Article 248 and Entry 97 of the Union List.