How does the Saving of Certain Laws clause ensure that the right to acquire properties is not restricted or abrogated?
The Saving of Certain Laws clause ensures that the right to acquire properties is not restricted or abrogated by providing protection for certain laws. These laws include those related to the acquisition of estates, modification of rights in estates, and taking over management of property by the State. By explicitly stating that these laws are not affected by Article 13, which deals with the power of the courts to declare a law unconstitutional if it violates fundamental rights, the clause ensures that the right to acquire properties is preserved and not restricted or abrogated.