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Justice R.M. Sahay. Their judgment said: “To introduce a uniform Personal Law is a decisive step towards national consolidation ... There is no justification whatsoever in delaying indefinitely the introduction of a uniform personal law in the country” (p.22). UNIFORM CIVIL CODE—A CRITICAL STUDY 11
Article 44 of the Constitution All of the above is in reference to Article 44 of the Constitution. This clause appears in the fourth part of the Constitution under the directive principles for state policy. In clause 37 it is clearly stated that the clauses in that part of the constitution are not enforceable by any court of law; they are entirely related to the government and the state. In such circumstances, tampering with Article 44 by Supreme Court judges is inappropriate. That is why the Janata Dal has deplored this judgment: “It is a judicial trespass on Parliament’s jurisdiction.” (The Pioneer, May 15, 1995) It was against this background that The Hindustan Times May 12, 1995, made the following editorial comment on this judgment: “India’s Supreme Court in recent years has displayed a penchant for rushing into terrain that angels fear to tread.” According to the constitution itself, the enactment of a uniform civil code is prerogative of the government. In 1956 the then Prime Minister of India, Pandit Jawahar 12 UNIFORM CIVIL CODE—A CRITICAL STUDY
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