Short · Constitutional Law II
Rameshwar Prasad v Union of India (2006) | Bihar Assembly & Article 356
- 1 min
From the video description
Can a state assembly be dissolved on a prediction of political instability? This Short revisits Rameshwar Prasad v Union of India (2006), the Bihar Assembly dissolution dispute and judicial review of constitutional action under Article 356. A quick Indian constitutional law case brief for LL.B. and judiciary revision.
Subscribe to Law Easy for more Supreme Court case summaries.
#RameshwarPrasad #Article356 #BiharAssembly #LawShorts #LegalEducation
Read more on Constitutional Law II
- Romesh Thappar vs State of Madras Case law · Supreme Court of India · 1950
- Kesavananda Bharati vs State of Kerala Case law · Supreme Court of India (13-Judge Constitution Bench) · 1973
- Modern Dental College vs State of MP Case law · Supreme Court of India (Constitution Bench) · 2016
- Rameshwar Prasad v. Union of India (2006): Bihar Assembly Dissolution Short notes · 4 min read
- Constitutional Law II: Complete Notes Complete notes · 130 min read
- Constitution II One Shot Complete notes · 57 min read
Shorts
More on Constitutional Law II
Learn with video
Watch every lecture free on YouTube
Complete courses, landmark case explanations and quick Shorts from The Law Easy channel. Subscribe to get new lectures as soon as they are published.
