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Supreme Court's Note On President, Governors, Bills Explained In 10 Points
In a critical moment Thursday afternoon, the Supreme Court clarified that the President and Governors are not bound by timelines when clearing laws passed by state governments.
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Not Every Problem Needs Supreme Court: Centre On Presidential Reference
Appearing for the centre, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta argued that if some governors were, in fact, sitting on bills, then a political solution should be prioritised over a judicial answer.Appearing for the centre, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta ar
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"Won't Overturn, Advisory Role Only...": Supreme Court On Presidential Reference
The Supreme Court will not set aside its April 12 order - which imposed deadlines on the President to clear bills passed by states - during this hearing of a presidential reference, Chief Justice BR Gavai said Tuesday.
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"Are You Serious?" Supreme Court Asks Kerala In Presidential Reference Hearing
'Are you really serious...' an incredulous Chief Justice BR Gavai asked the Kerala government Tuesday as a five-judge Constitution Bench began hearing the presidential reference over the top court's April 12 order.
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Centre Warns Of "Constitutional Chaos" After Timeline Order For Governors
The government has warned against imposing a timeline on the President and Governors for clearing bills, differing with an earlier Supreme Court order.
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"Appeal In Disguise": Tamil Nadu To Top Court On Presidential Reference On Governor's Powers
The Tamil Nadu government has urged the Supreme Court to declare the Presidential Reference on the powers and timelines for Governors and the President to act on state bills as "not maintainable".
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Fit case for action against Justice Ganguly, says Attorney General: sources
Attorney General Goolam E Vahanvati has given the go-ahead for a presidential reference for the removal of Justice AK Ganguly, accused of sexually harassing a law intern, from his position as Chairman of the West Bengal Human Rights Commission, say sources.
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Justice Ganguly case: will do what is required by law, says Delhi police chief
The Delhi police today said it would abide by the law on former Supreme Court judge AK Ganguly, accused of sexually harassing a law intern in December last year, and was under no pressure.
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The 2G verdict impact; Supreme Court to hear Centre's Presidential Reference today
A five judge constitution bench of the Supreme Court will today begin hearing the Centre's Presidential Reference that is seeking to know if its judgement in the 2G case, makes it mandatory for the Central government to 'auction' all natural resources. A Presidential Reference is a constitutional provision by which the government can seek the opi...
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2G: Supreme Court to take up Presidential Reference today
The Supreme Court will on Friday take up the Presidential Reference filed by the government last month asking if its judgement in the 2G case makes auctioning of natural resources compulsory.
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2G case: Government files presidential reference in Supreme Court
The government has filed a presidential reference in Supreme Court asking if its judgement in the 2G case makes auctioning of natural resources compulsory.
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Govt asks if Supreme Court's 2G verdict transgresses into policy-making
2G cases, presidential reference, telecom licenses
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Cabinet defers decision on presidential reference to Supreme Court on 2G cases
The Cabinet today deferred a decision on the presidential reference to the Supreme Court on the issue of telecom licences in view of the court's verdict in the 2G scam case. In a meeting that lasted nearly two hours this evening, the Cabinet decided that Solicitor General Rohinton Nariman will brief it on the presidential reference and the Cabinet ...
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Supreme Court's Note On President, Governors, Bills Explained In 10 Points
In a critical moment Thursday afternoon, the Supreme Court clarified that the President and Governors are not bound by timelines when clearing laws passed by state governments.
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Not Every Problem Needs Supreme Court: Centre On Presidential Reference
Appearing for the centre, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta argued that if some governors were, in fact, sitting on bills, then a political solution should be prioritised over a judicial answer.Appearing for the centre, Solicitor General Tushar Mehta ar
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"Won't Overturn, Advisory Role Only...": Supreme Court On Presidential Reference
The Supreme Court will not set aside its April 12 order - which imposed deadlines on the President to clear bills passed by states - during this hearing of a presidential reference, Chief Justice BR Gavai said Tuesday.
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"Are You Serious?" Supreme Court Asks Kerala In Presidential Reference Hearing
'Are you really serious...' an incredulous Chief Justice BR Gavai asked the Kerala government Tuesday as a five-judge Constitution Bench began hearing the presidential reference over the top court's April 12 order.
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Centre Warns Of "Constitutional Chaos" After Timeline Order For Governors
The government has warned against imposing a timeline on the President and Governors for clearing bills, differing with an earlier Supreme Court order.
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"Appeal In Disguise": Tamil Nadu To Top Court On Presidential Reference On Governor's Powers
The Tamil Nadu government has urged the Supreme Court to declare the Presidential Reference on the powers and timelines for Governors and the President to act on state bills as "not maintainable".
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Fit case for action against Justice Ganguly, says Attorney General: sources
Attorney General Goolam E Vahanvati has given the go-ahead for a presidential reference for the removal of Justice AK Ganguly, accused of sexually harassing a law intern, from his position as Chairman of the West Bengal Human Rights Commission, say sources.
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Justice Ganguly case: will do what is required by law, says Delhi police chief
The Delhi police today said it would abide by the law on former Supreme Court judge AK Ganguly, accused of sexually harassing a law intern in December last year, and was under no pressure.
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The 2G verdict impact; Supreme Court to hear Centre's Presidential Reference today
A five judge constitution bench of the Supreme Court will today begin hearing the Centre's Presidential Reference that is seeking to know if its judgement in the 2G case, makes it mandatory for the Central government to 'auction' all natural resources. A Presidential Reference is a constitutional provision by which the government can seek the opi...
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2G: Supreme Court to take up Presidential Reference today
The Supreme Court will on Friday take up the Presidential Reference filed by the government last month asking if its judgement in the 2G case makes auctioning of natural resources compulsory.
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2G case: Government files presidential reference in Supreme Court
The government has filed a presidential reference in Supreme Court asking if its judgement in the 2G case makes auctioning of natural resources compulsory.
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Govt asks if Supreme Court's 2G verdict transgresses into policy-making
2G cases, presidential reference, telecom licenses
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Cabinet defers decision on presidential reference to Supreme Court on 2G cases
The Cabinet today deferred a decision on the presidential reference to the Supreme Court on the issue of telecom licences in view of the court's verdict in the 2G scam case. In a meeting that lasted nearly two hours this evening, the Cabinet decided that Solicitor General Rohinton Nariman will brief it on the presidential reference and the Cabinet ...
