Supreme Court of India
Speaker, Orissa Legislative Assembly v. Utkal Keshari Parida
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Orissa Legislative Assembly (Disqualification on Ground of Defection) Rules, 1987: rr. 6(1) and (2) - Petition for disqualification of Members of Legislative Assembly on ground of defection, filed by a person, who was President of State Unit of political party but 0 was not a Member of Legislative Assembly - Held: Is maintainable - Although, sub-r. (2) of r. 6 provides that a petition in relation to a Member for the purposes of sub-r. (1) may be made in writing to the Speaker by any other Member, such a provision is neither contemplated nor provided for in the Tenth Schedule itself - In a…
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- 2020 Keisham Meghachandra Singh v. The Hon’ble Speaker Manipur Legislative Assembly & Ors.
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