>J&K does not retain any element of sovereignty after instrument of accession was signed
>No internal sovereignty for Jammu and Kashmir
>Challenge to the proclamation of presidential rule is not valid
>Exercise of power of president must have a reasonable nexus with the object of presidential rule
>Power of parliament to legislate for state cannot exclude law making power
>Article 370 was a temporary provision
>When constituent assembly was dissolved only the transitory power of the assembly ceased to exist and no restriction on presidential order
>PARA 2 of CO 272 by which Article 370 was amended by amending Article 367 was ultra vires as interpretation clause cannot be used for amendment
>President use of power was not mala fide and no concurrence needed with state
>PARA 2 of CO 272 in exercise of power under 370(1)(d) applying all provisions of Indian constitution to Jammu and Kashmir was valid
>The continuous exercise of power by the president shows the gradual process of integration was ongoing. thus CO 273 is valid
>Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir is declared to have become redundant
> Presidential use of power not mala fide
