What is the Concurrent List?
The Concurrent List is a list of subjects on which both the central government and state governments have the power to make laws. These subjects include criminal law, criminal procedure, marriage and divorce, adoption, wills, intestacy and succession, transfer of property other than agricultural land, registration of deeds and documents, contracts, actionable wrongs, bankruptcy and insolvency, trusts and Trustees, administrators-general and official trustees, and administration of justice, constitution, and organization of all courts except the Supreme Court and High Courts.