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lost, the Government must resign or advise the Queen to dissolve Parliament.' [Constitutional and Administrative Law by Hilaire Barnett page

Amendment) Bill contained an amendment proposal but it lapsed because Parliament was dissolved. It was reintroduced in 1952 and passed as the Income tax (Amendment

Regarding The Coastal Aquaculture Authority Bill, 2005. €“ Bill Passed. on 5 May, 2005 Title

then one should ensure that multiparty system and multiparty democracy are established, Parliament starts functioning and normal political life is established.  I know that ... manner in which the political parties are banned, the Parliament is dissolved and all that.  But we should continue to extend our support

also unconstitutional to deny the elected members of both the Houses of Parliament as well as the elected members of the Legislative Assemblies ... provisions of the Constitution only because the Assembly of a State is dissolved. ... (emphasis supplied) 19.7 Reference to Article 71(4) was made only

With a view to strengthen the institution of self-government, the Parliament by the Constitution (Seventy Fourth Amendment) Act, 1992 , which was made effective from ... period for which the dissolved Municipality would have continued under Clause (1) had it not been so dissolved. 36. From the plain reading

given to the hon. President to dissolve the House. On what basis can the President dissolve the House? Article 74 provides that the Council ... dissolved but the Government will have to go. Only if a Government recommends for the dissolution of the House, the House should be dissolved

made by the President may repeal or amend any Act made by Parliament or any other law which is for the time being applicable ... President, shall have the same force and effect as an Act of Parliament which applies to that territory. Articles 239 and 240 of the Constitution

K.Prabhakaran vs P.Jayarajan on 11 January, 2005 Author: R.C.Lahoti Bench: R

K.Prabhakaran vs P.Jayarajan on 11 January, 2005 Equivalent citations: AIR 2005 SUPREME COURT