What is the relevance of the fourth amendment act, 1955, as mentioned in article 305?
The relevance of the Fourth Amendment Act, 1955, as mentioned in Article 305 is that it provides protection for laws made before its commencement. This means that if any law was already in place before the enactment of the Fourth Amendment Act, 1955, then this amendment will not impact its operation as long as it relates to certain matters specified in Article 19(6)(ii). These laws can continue to function without being affected by Article 301.