The President's rule will continue in Uttarakhand and the April 29 floor test in the Assembly ordered by the High Court will not take place as the Supreme Court on Wednesday extended its stay on the quashing of the Central rule. Hearing the Centre's appeal against the Uttarakhand High Court judgement revoking the President's rule, the apex court framed seven questions and gave liberty to the Attorney General to include other questions the government would like to be addressed. The bench comprising Justices Dipak Misra and Shiva Kirti Singh posted the matter for further hearing on May 3 amid indication that the verdict may be pronounced before the court breaks for summer vacation by the middle of next month. The bench made it clear that it was extending the stay on the Uttarakhand High Court verdict till further orders on the consent of parties.