AIBE VII 2014 Set A Question 75

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Question 75 of 100 AIBE VII 2014 Set A

A law which violates fundamental rights is not a nullity or void ab initio but becomes only unenforceable. This doctrine is called

A Doctrine of severability '
B Doctrine of 3 points
C Tornado doctrine
D Doctrine of eclipse Official answer