Tenth Schedule

Supreme Court rejects petition challenging anti-defection law under Tenth Schedule
Defecting Himachal Pradesh MLAs will not get pension: State Assembly passes law
Ridiculous to expect Speaker to decide neutrally on disqualification for defection: Abhishek Manu Singhvi
High Courts should decide disqualification petitions under Tenth Schedule, not Speaker: Arvind Datar
Anti-defection law: PIL in Bombay High Court challenges protection from disqualification to MPs/MLAs whose parties merge
In bail cases before CBI or PMLA courts, we tell clients frankly they will not get bail: Kapil Sibal
Maharashtra Politics: Can we restore the earlier speaker and invalidate a trust vote which never took place? Supreme Court asks
[Maharashtra] Recognising split in legislative party sans merger will lead to toppling of governments: Thackeray faction to Supreme Court
Anti-defection law allows post-poll alliance subject to conditions: Supreme Court rejects PIL to remove Nitish Kumar as Bihar CM
Strict view on defection from political parties necessary to sustain faith of citizens in democracy: Kerala High Court
[Maharashtra Politics] Supreme Court asks Speaker not to take any action on disqualification petitions
[Maharashtra Politics] 48-hour window sufficient to reply to disqualification notice: Deputy Speaker to Supreme Court
[BREAKING] Uddhav Thackeray camp moves Supreme Court against Governor's decision to appoint Eknath Shinde as Maharashtra CM
[Maharashtra Crisis] Supreme Court grants interim relief to Eknath Shinde group; extends time to respond to disqualification notice till July 12
Indecision by the Speaker: Exploiting A Constitutional Silence in the Tenth Schedule
"How can we frame law?" Supreme Court on plea to lay down time frame for speakers of assemblies to decide defection petitions
[BREAKING] Supreme Court seeks response from Centre, ECI in plea to debar candidates disqualified under Xth schedule from contesting by-elections
Supreme Court turns down plea against appointment of 14 Madhya Pradesh non-legislators as ministers
No jurisdiction to interfere with Speaker’s order on BSP MLAs, disqualification petition to be decided in three months: Rajasthan HC
Rajasthan Politics: Where greed wears the mask of morality
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