75. Rights and Liabilities of the Government

Rights and Liabilities of the Government (Art. 294–300, Indian Constitution): The government can own property, make contracts, and sue or be sued like any private person. It enjoys certain privileges but is also liable for wrongs committed by its servants while performing non-sovereign functions. Sovereign acts, however, are generally immune from liability.

UPSC Mock Test: Rights and Liabilities of the Government ⚖️

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Rights and Liabilities of the Government (Art. 294–300, Indian Constitution):

The government can own property, make contracts, and sue or be sued like any private person. It enjoys certain privileges but is also liable for wrongs committed by its servants while performing non-sovereign functions. Sovereign acts, however, are generally immune from liability.

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