the untold story of struggle for surpremacy by Supreme Court and parliment Andhyarujina, T. R. creator text Delhi Universal Law Publishing 2012 monographic xi,152p. 23cm(Hb) The political overtones of the Kesavananda case -- |t Tensions and conflicts in the case -- |t Justice beg’s [sic] illness and hospitalization -- |t Was there a ratio in Kesavananda case that "Parliament has no power to amend the basic structure of the Constitution"? -- |t Did Justice Chandrachud change his judgment? -- |t Were fundamental rights held to be a part of the basic structure in the Kesavananda case? -- |t The immediate response of government to the Kesavananda judgments -- |t How the Kesavananda case survived an attempt to reverse it by the court -- |t Parliament/governments [sic] attempt to overcome the Kesavananda "majority view" -- |t Did the Supreme Court or Parliament prevail in the struggle for supremacy? -- |t Basic structure later distilled by the Supreme Court -- |g Conclusion. by T.R. Andhyarujina Includes index Kēśavānandabhāratī Trials, litigation, etc Civil rights India Constitutional amendments India Legislative bodies India Privileges and immunities Political questions and judicial power India 342.54085 9789350351406 ENG-113452 DBAD/PUB 20150902120248.0