Supreme Court of India
Ashish Shelar & Ors. v. The Maharashtra Legislative Assembly & Anr.
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We are of the opinion that mere availability of rules is never a guarantee that they have ASHISH SHELAR & ORS. v.
Judgment, page 36
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Constitution of India : Art. 190(4), 208 - Maharashtra Legislative Assembly Rules, 2015 – rr.8, 53, 106 - Suspension of Member of Legislative Assembly – Petitioners, members of Maharashtra Legislative Assembly (2019-2024), belongs to Bhartiya Janata Party, the principal opposition party – During the proceedings of the Monsoon Session of the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly heated exchanges between the members of the ruling party and the opposition party as general feeling developed amongst the opposition that the business of the House was being conducted in unilateral manner – Thereafter…
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