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Which of the following best exemplifies how personal laws interact with the aforementioned Constitutional Articles in the context of family law?
Article 14 guarantees that all religious personal laws are given equal legal protection.
In the execution of personal laws, Article 15 forbids discrimination based on religion, race, caste, sex, or place of birth.
Certain discriminatory practises in personal legislation have been challenged using Article 21, which guarantees the right to life and personal liberty.
A uniform civil code is required under Articles 14 and 15.
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It is guaranteed by Article 14 of the Indian Constitution. This has been used to argue against some unfair provisions of personal laws.
Article 15 expressly forbids discrimination on a variety of grounds, including race, caste, sex, place of birth, and religion, but it mainly applies to official activities and provides exceptions for laws that are personal or customary.
The right to life and personal freedom is guaranteed by Article 21. The Supreme Court has used this right in a number of judgements to challenge and overturn certain personal law practises that it determined to be unfair or discriminatory.
Not required by Articles 14 or 15, a uniform civil code is a directive principle of state policy under Article 44. hence option C is the correct option.
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