Text Books
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Arbitration, Conciliation & Mediation
395.00Arbitration, Conciliation and Mediation is specifically designed for students of the three-year and five-year law courses in India, including national law schools. It would also be useful for practising lawyers as reference material in this field. This book is an attempt to provide a compact, integrated text on Indian law in this field. Beginning with the history of arbitration law in India, the text describes the Arbitration & Conciliation Act, 1996. It then describes arbitration tribunals, arbitral awards, enforcement of awards, termination of proceedings, appeals, conciliation and mediation, and supplementary provisions. Key Features • Includes an exclusive chapter on sample arbitration clauses • Presents chapters in lecturette format, focusing on conceptual clarity • Provides section-wise comments and detailed discussions on leading cases from Indian and Foreign courts, to assist the interpretation and understanding of the provisions of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 • Reinforces concepts with the help of latest judgments • Provides sample Q&A and important questions for better understanding
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Banking Law (Students Edition)
1,350.00Banking Law & Practice in India by M. L. Tannan is a reference book for banking law in India. The present edition is being published with the idea of presenting some of the key concepts of banking law for students pursuing law, both for undergraduate and post graduate courses and other professional courses as well. The framework of the book has been designed keeping in mind the requirements of course work. The present edition covers chapters on structure of banking in India, the role of the Reserve Bank of India, the relationship of bankers and customers, garnering of deposits and use of funds by banks. It also explains in detail the Banking Regulation Act, 1949, the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 and the Debt Recovery laws. The chapters contain extensive references of case laws, RBI circulars and reading material. The book covers the latest developments in the banking industry and policy. In view of the detailed coverage of all the topics, this book will be invaluable for students pursuing LL.B and LL.M and professional courses like Company Secretary and Chartered Accountancy and also for lawyers and bankers.
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Cases & Materials on Constitutional Law of India
995.00The book Cases and Materials on Constitutional Law of India Fons Juris of Foundational Fundamentals presents an in-depth study about the foundational fundamentals of textual Constitution of India. Foundational fundamentals are fons juris of our Constitution. Our Constitution was devised on the basis of “The Constitution of India — Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow”, which promotes the understanding of constitutional framework. With diffidence, it brings about familiarity with the key terms, expressions, clauses, cases and chronologies in constitutional law and to articulate informed opinion over important and controversial constitutional issues, particularly relating to Basic Structure, Expounding Philosophy of the textual Constitution, Concepts of the Constitution, Constitutional Law and Constitutionalism, Preamble, Citizenship, Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of State Policy and Fundamental Duties. With reticent, an attempt has been made to present, for the first time in the study of constitutional law, insights into jural postulates in context and content of correlatives and opposites in relation to fundamental rights, directive principles of State policy and Fundamental Duties. Constitution of India is the soul of our country INDIA that is BHARAT — the Union of States, a pictogram of mutually reciprocal and friendly to each other states; an emblem of indestructible union of destructible units. It is suprema lexof India. It is a symbol of unity in diversity. It is a treasure of national heritage. It is the conscience of our country. It is the sacred gospel of our nation containing the aspirations of WE THE PEOPLE OF INDIA aimed at strengthening the unity, integrity and harmony of the Nation. It is not a seasonal document; it is a permanent document that binds the posterity for ages. In this context, the constitutional textual words, terms, and expressions do not change, but its interpretation undergoes a change having one meaning in one context and somewhat different meaning in another context.
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Comparative Constitutional Law
850.00Dr Durga Das Basu’s Comparative Constitutional Law has its beginning from the law lectures in B.H.U. A work of good research has been immensely improved by the author. Lucid, readable and of great value to students of politics, law and to the legal profession. The topics have been detailed in a manner that makes it most intelligible and fluent. The first edition incorporated precedents till 1983. This revised edition has brought in precedents till the early part of 2014. The basic chapters remaining the same, substantial value has been added keeping in view the latest developments on the subject over these years.
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Comparative Constitutional Law
636.00Dr Durga Das Basu’s Comparative Constitutional Law has its beginning from the law lectures in B.H.U. A work of good research has been immensely improved by the author. Lucid, readable and of great value to students of politics, law and to the legal profession. The topics have been detailed in a manner that makes it most intelligible and fluent. The first edition incorporated precedents till 1983. This revised edition has brought in precedents till the early part of 2014. The basic chapters remaining the same, substantial value has been added keeping in view the latest developments on the subject over these years.
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Contracts I – Cases and Materials
695.00Contract I: Cases and Materials focuses on the general principles of the law of contract codified in Sections 1 to 75 of the Indian Contract Act 1872. The fundamentals of the law of contract are presented by a judicious mixture of judicial decisions, juristic comments, legal provisions and law reform reports in seven segments comprising of eighteen chapters. The conceptual framework of contract and law of contract is the realm of the first segment, while the second segment deals with the formation of a contract, the third and fourth segments respectively deal with the contracts imposed on consumers today and contracts implied by law. Segment five deals with the operation of a contract while discharge from contractual obligations and breach of contract and its attendant consequences are dealt in segments six and seven. The unique feature of the book is an exclusive focus on decisions of courts in India. Leading English cases are provided at the end of every chapter for a better understanding of the concepts and to facilitate comparison. This endeavour is with the object of fostering the development of Indian contractual jurisprudence.
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Crime and Punishment– Trends and Reflections
395.00Crime and Punishment is specially designed for students pursuing the three-year or five-year degree course in law education institutes including national law schools. It will also be a useful reference for institutions imparting legal education, members of the legal fraternity, social scientists, police, prison, and investigating authorities. The book begins with an explanation of the concept of crime and its prevalence in India, the fundamental principles of criminal law, the theories of crime and criminality and goes on to classify crime into organised crime, and crime against women. It also discusses crime control and prevention, punishment and its theories and forms of punishment, namely, capital punishment, collective fine and community service, and the alternatives to punishment. Key Features • Discusses contemporary developments in the field of crime and punishment with focus on Indian law • Covers a wide range of topics dealt with in a critical, provocative and thoughtful manner • Provides comparative perspective of the concept, evolution, development and existing legal framework of crime and punishment in India and across the world