The Constitution 44th Amendment (renumbered as 43rd Amendment)
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(a)Ensures the right to property
(b)Ensures the press freedom
(c)Limits the powers of the Government to proclaim internal emergency
(d)Restores to the High Courts and to the Supreme Court their jurisdiction to consider the validity of any Central or State law.
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