Article 370 Case : Live Updates From Supreme Court [Day 4]

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9 Aug 2023 5:38 AM GMT

  • Article 370 Case : Live Updates From Supreme Court [Day 4]

    A Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court will continue its hearing today in the petitions challenging the decision of the Central Government to scrap the special status of Jammu and Kashmir by diluting Article 370 of the Constitution.A bench comprising Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul, Justice Sanjiv Khanna, Justice BR Gavai and Justice Surya Kant will hear...

    A Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court will continue its hearing today in the petitions challenging the decision of the Central Government to scrap the special status of Jammu and Kashmir by diluting Article 370 of the Constitution.

    A bench comprising Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud, Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul, Justice Sanjiv Khanna, Justice BR Gavai and Justice Surya Kant will hear the matter. Senior Advocate Kapil Sibal argued for the first three days. Senior Advocate Gopal Subramanian is expected to commence his arguments today.


    Live Updates

    • 9 Aug 2023 9:39 AM GMT

      Subramanium: All judgements postulate the continued existence of 370. They establish that notwithstanding the cessation of the constituent assembly, 370 would operate.

    • 9 Aug 2023 9:38 AM GMT

      Subramanium: 370 is a power with a duty. The obligation under 370 is to act consistent with the very purpose of 370. The purpose of 370 was to enable another assembly to take a decision and both of them work together.

    • 9 Aug 2023 9:37 AM GMT

      Subramanium: 370 contemplates limitations on that power. These are express limitations. These limitations cannot be obviated by taking recourse to 356.

    • 9 Aug 2023 9:35 AM GMT

      CJI: Suppose 356 is in operation. All executive powers of state are assumed by union. Who issues an ordinance in the state? Can the president not issue an ordinance?

    • 9 Aug 2023 9:34 AM GMT

      CJI: Unless we were to make the J&K constitution a part of our constitution to impose fetters on the power of parliament or executive...

    • 9 Aug 2023 9:32 AM GMT

      CJI: Unless there is some higher constitutional preset which prevents them from modifying that carve out, what is restraining the union from modifying the terms of the carve out?

    • 9 Aug 2023 9:31 AM GMT

      Subramanium: The orders and the J&K constitution speak to each other. There are some carve outs for J&K but those are volitionally done.

    • 9 Aug 2023 9:30 AM GMT

      Subramanium: In the seventh schedule, the state list was completely omitted.

    • 9 Aug 2023 9:29 AM GMT

      Subramanium: Im answering the question as an example. In the 1954 order, subject of state list was omitted in its application. So what we've done is with the help of 1954 order, we have imposed fetters on the Constitution.

    • 9 Aug 2023 9:28 AM GMT

      Subramanium: This is actually the asymmetry.

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