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Stories with the ‘ tag ‘ you searched for "Anti-Defection Law"
[Rajasthan Crisis] Inner Party Dissent Will Not Amount To Giving Up Membership : Sr Adv Salve For Sachin Pilot Camp
[Rajasthan Crisis] 'Court Cannot Interfere Before Speaker Decides On Disqualification' : Sr Adv Singhvi Opposes Maintainability Of Sachin Pilot's Plea
Anti-Defection Law : What Amounts To Voluntary Giving Up Of Party Membership Under Tenth Schedule Of Constitution?
Rajasthan HC Adjourns Sachin Pilot Camp's Plea Till July 20; Speaker Offers To Put Off Decision On Disqualification Till July 21
NIEV (Series Of Webinar): Anti-Defection Law [11th July]
Manipur HC Bars 7 MLAs, Who Switched From Congress To BJP, From Entering Assembly As Speaker Fails To Decide On Disqualification
Law Has To Evolve To Address Poaching Of Legislators : SC
SC Reserves Verdict On JD(U) Leader's Plea Over New Party By Sharad Yadav
Speaker Should Decide On Disqualification Within 3 Months; Impartial Tribunal Needed Under 10th Schedule : SC [Read Judgment]
There Is A Growing Trend Of Speaker Acting Against The Constitutional Duty Of Being Neutral: SC [Read Judgment]
Speaker Cannot Bar Disqualified Members From Contesting Re-Elections Or Specify Period Of Disqualification : SC [Read Judgment]
Resignation Of Legislator Will Not Efface Impact Of Defection: SC In Karnataka MLAs Case [Read Judgment]
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