Could anyone explain on Obviously, the compensation capacitance CC does not connect Drain to Gate directly around
output transistor M10. It takes a path through cascode device M6, in order to avoid a positive zero. ?
Any capacitor shunts a transconductance stage results in a "feedforwad" zero at -Gm/C
M10 here is the transconductance cell but it has a -ve Gm. Hence, you have a right-half plane zero (-[-Gm/C] = Gm/C) which is the worst for stability. One of solutions is to eliminate the feedforward path as done here. I think this book is sansen, essentials of.. , if so, RHP zeros topic is discussed in details in the op amp stability chapter you may revisit it.