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Power To Collect Entertainment Tax No Longer Vest In The State After 101st Amendment: Patna High Court - Vimarsana News

Power To Collect Entertainment Tax No Longer Vest In The State After 101st Amendment: Patna High Court

The Patna High Court has held that the power to collect entertainment tax would no longer vest in the state after the 101st Amendment.The bench of Chief Justice K. Vinod Chandran and Justice Madhuresh...

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From basic structure to collegium: A shared thread - Vimarsana News

From basic structure to collegium: A shared thread

The 99th Constitution Amendment Act, commonly called the NJAC Act, gave the executive a foot in the door on judges’ appointment.

Fali S Nariman: 'You can criticise it but no one must shake the foundation. Then, it becomes an earthquake' - Vimarsana News

Fali S Nariman: 'You can criticise it but no one must shake the foundation. Then, it becomes an earthquake'

Nariman said that even if tested again, the Supreme Court will defend the Basic Structure doctrine.

Fali S Nariman: 'I have full confidence Supreme Court will never let basic structure to be watered down' - Vimarsana News

Fali S Nariman: 'I have full confidence Supreme Court will never let basic structure to be watered down'

Nariman said that even if tested again, the Supreme Court will defend the basic structure doctrine, which is now “cemented” in the Constitution.

Fali S Nariman: 'You can criticise it but no one must shake the foundation. Then, it becomes an earthquake' - Vimarsana News

Fali S Nariman: 'You can criticise it but no one must shake the foundation. Then, it becomes an earthquake'

Nariman said that even if tested again, the Supreme Court will defend the Basic Structure doctrine.