What is the significance of Article 31A in saving laws providing for acquisition of estates, etc., from Article 13?
Article 31A is significant because it exempts certain laws from being declared void by the courts under Article 13, which prohibits any law that takes away or abrogates the rights guaranteed in Part III of the Constitution. This means that even if these laws are found to be violating fundamental rights, they will not be struck down as unconstitutional.