Supreme Court of India
Amar Singh v. Union of India
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CONSTITUTION OF /NOIA, 1950 c Tenth Schedule - Paragraph 2(1) (a) - Explanation (a) - Disqualification on ground of defection - Members of Parliament - Expelled from the party which set them up in election - Issues as regards status of such expelled members, applicability of the provisions of the Tenth Schedule to such 0 members, view taken in . Vishwanathan's case in this regard and allied issues - Held: Require re-consideration by a larger bench - Matter, accordingly, referred to larger bench. Two prominent political leaders and Members of Parliament - one of the Rajya Sabha. and the other
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