Is right to property is a fundamental right?

Right to property was eliminated from fundamental rights in India during the tenure of Prime Minister Morarji Desai.

Freedom of choice is a fundamental right of individuals who work in a private enterprise system. The ownership of property and profits are also fundamental rights of the system.

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right against exploitation right of freedom of religion right of property freedom of speech and expression

Atomic number is the fundamental property. Elements are arranged in order of increasing atomic number.

most important fundamental right is right to freedom because every one has right to do what one wants.

Non Citizens have the basic fundamental rights such as Article 14-Right to Equality and Article 21- Right to Life, the other fundamental right are only available to the citizens of India.

Because of mass which is the fundamental property of every particle.

According to most liberal political philosophers, the most fundamental individual right is the right to one's body.

The fundamental property of the real number system is the concept of a successor to a whole number (Peano).

Solid, liquid, gas and plasma (fundamental states of matter) are physical properties.

Yes. Mass is a fundamental property of matter.

charge is a fundamental property of an electron

the right to acquire , hold , and dispose of proprty.

fundamental right of proverty

Apparently there are only 6 fundamental rights in the Constitution of India.

No, it is a fundamental mechanical property of the material

Answer 1: The right to leave. Answer 2: The right to vote.

Motion is a fundamental property of the universe, nothing is at absolute rest.

Absolutely yes. If the property is in her name then she is the owner and has the right to sell it.

there are seven fundamental rights , the right to education being the most recent.

The constitution has given us mainly 6 fundamental rights.

There does not seem to be any true consensus about what constitutes a fundamental right. The jurisprudence of the United States Supreme Court has generally held that a fundamental right is one which is "so deeply rooted in the collective tradition and conscience of our people" that it is ranked fundamental. Of course, this is circular logic, but it highlights the difficulty associated with defining such a subjective philosophical term. However, in the past the Court has found several things to be "fundamental." Family autonomy, procreation, sex, sexual orientation, reproductive autonomy, ability to purchase and use contraceptives, an expecting mother's choice to terminate a pregnancy, medical care, refusal of medical care, interstate travel, voting, access to courts, speech, religion, privacy, property ownership, and a parent's interest in the care and companionship of their child have been named as fundamental rights. Right to education and welfare benefits have been denied "fundamental" status by the Court.

The reflexive property of equality states that any number is equal to itself. This property has no proof, as it is the fundamental building-block of all other proofs.

Philosophy is the study of the fundamental principles of things. It includes such subdisciplines as aesthetics (fundamental principles of art and beauty), metaphysics (fundamental principles of reality), ethics (fundamental principles of right and wrong), epistemology (fundamental principles of knowledge) and logic (fundamental principles of rational thought).