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ARTICLE 143 OF THE CONSTITUTION
Presidential reference: SC says it cannot impose timelines for Governors, President to act on Bills, also can't grant 'deemed assent'The Supreme Court has ruled on the powers of Governors regarding state Bills. Governors cannot indefinitely delay assent to Bills passed by...- If one wing of democracy fails, should court sit idle, SC asks CentreThe Supreme Court is examining its role when other branches of government don't perform their duties. This involves presidential references...
- Prez reference: SC reserves verdict on question over fixing timeline for guvs' nod to clear billsThe Supreme Court has reserved its verdict after a 10-day hearing on a presidential reference concerning the power of constitutional courts...
- Governors could stall even money bills if allowed to sit indefinitely: SCThe Supreme Court constitution bench deliberated on the extent of governors' power to withhold bills, particularly money bills, under Artic...
- SC asks whether harmony between governor, state govt exists as envisioned by Constitution framersThe Supreme Court is examining the constitutional expectations of harmony between governors and state governments, questioning if these exp...
- SC bench on presidential reference says it is only giving advisory view, not sitting in appeal over governor timelines rulingThe Supreme Court Constitution bench, led by Chief Justice Gavai, is examining a presidential reference regarding timelines for presidentia...
- Presidential reference matter: Supreme Court to commence hearing from August 19The Supreme Court has scheduled hearings starting August 19 for the Presidential Reference concerning timelines for Governors and the Presi...
- SC seeks Centre, States' views on Presidential reference over bill assent timelines; next hearing on July 29The Supreme Court has directed the Centre and all states to respond to a Presidential reference concerning timelines for Governors to appro...
- Assent to bills: SC agrees to examine Droupadi Murmu's 14 questions on timelines for Governor, PresidentThe Supreme Court will consider President Droupadi Murmu's concerns about Governors' authority over state bills. A five-judge bench will ad...
- Presidential reference on SC's timeline for bill assent sparks a legal debateA Presidential reference has ignited legal discussions regarding the Supreme Court's directive to establish timelines for Governors and the...
- President Droupadi Murmu invokes Article 143(1) to question SC's ruling fixing deadlines for GuvsPresident Droupadi Murmu has sought the Supreme Court's opinion on the legality of judicially imposed timelines for governors and the Presi...
- President questions Supreme Court’s ruling on deadlines for assent to state BillsPresident Murmu has sought the Supreme Court's opinion on the constitutionality of its ruling that set deadlines for governors and the Pres...
- President must justify withholding assent if ignoring Supreme Court advice under Article 143: Supreme CourtThe Supreme Court has mandated that the President must provide clear reasons and evidence when withholding assent to a bill, especially aft...
- Supreme Court rift may spur government to contest judges-select-judges systemThe SC is opposed to dilution of its "monopoly" on appointments and struck down the law unanimously passed by Parliament to set up a NJAC.
- The government should keep its hands off judiciaryThe AOR judgment of the Supreme Court was followed by a special reference dated July 23, 1998, made by the President to the Supreme Court u...
- Subramanian Swamy raises questions on proposed draft ordinancesSwamy today termed the proposed draft ordinances "ultra vires" of the Constitution and urged President Pranab Mukherjee to seek legal opini...
- President urged to refer Telangana Bill to Supreme CourtThe Seemandhra Lawyers' JAC sent a fax message to President , urging him to refer the Andhra Pradesh Re-organisation Bill 2013 to the Supre...
- Supreme Court moved for contempt against Mamata BanerjeeA petition was today filed in the Supreme Court seeking contempt action against the West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
- NGO, Subramanian Swamy ask Supreme Court not to disturb its verdict on 2G spectrumThe Supreme Court was today asked by an NGO and Janata Party President Subramanian Swamy not to disturb the findings of its 2G spectrum jud...
- Cabinet defers decision on 2G presidential referenceSources said it was decided at the meeting to call the Solicitor General for hearing his views before a decision is taken.
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