How does Parliament's power to make laws for territories not included in a State differ from its power to make laws with respect to List I or List III?
Parliament's power to make laws for territories not included in a State differs from its power to make laws with respect to List I or List III because, under Article 246(4), it has the power to legislate on any matter for these territories, regardless of whether that matter is enumerated in the State List. In contrast, when it comes to List I and List III matters, Parliament's power to legislate is restricted to those specific matters outlined in the Seventh Schedule (Union List and Concurrent List).