What is the Anti-Defection Law in India?
The Tenth Schedule explained — its 1985 origin, its grounds for disqualification, the Speaker's role, and what the courts have made of it since Kihoto Hollohan.
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Companion writing on defection, privilege, and parliamentary practice.
Four short essays curated alongside the two-volume reference. They are written for working advocates, law students, and readers who want a careful entry into the doctrine without the full apparatus of citation.
Parliamentary Privileges and Legislative Independence
Article 105, freedom of speech inside the House, immunity from judicial process, and the open question of codification — read as a single doctrinal arc.
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Where defection law and privilege turn up in real practice — election petitions, disqualification references, contempt notices, and constitutional litigation.
Read the essay →Anti-Defection Law and Parliamentary Privileges: A Reading Guide
A practical entry point for advocates, law students, and researchers approaching the Tenth Schedule, legislative privilege, and constitutional practice.
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