Text Books
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Environmental Law–An Introduction
395.00Environmental Law — An Introduction is an elementary level text book incorporating cases and material on environmental law as per the syllabus prescribed by Bar Council of India and followed in many law colleges and law universities across the country. Environmental Law being a compulsory course, the book is relevant for all law students, in both three-year and five-year courses. This book covers the principles of international environmental law, international jurisprudence, relevant constitutional provisions, principles and case-law on law relating to water; air; forests, animals and biological diversity. It includes discussion on climate change, Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and National Green Tribunal (NGT) with summaries of important NGT Orders. It also covers important environmental rules including those framed in 2016 and related case-law. Key Features:- • Summaries of cases in international environmental law and NGT Orders; • Case-summaries in each chapter with facts, issues, contentions and Court Orders; • Includes the revised Waste-Management Rules of 2016; • Sustainable Development Goals, 2030.
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Handbook on Election Law
495.00SoftcoverHandbook on Election Law is the second book on Election Law and Practice by the author. This book contains ten chapters and each chapter deals with clarity of all the legal provisions with appropriate case law. The language is simple and lucid. Most complex issues of Election Law are explained in detail with comments. This book is written to meet the needs of students, professors, research scholars, lawyers, law makers, common man and institutions. All the legal provisions of Election Law and Constitutional provisions are discussed with latest amendments and case law till January 2014.
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Indian Administrative Law
625.00The present book is author`s feeble effort to articulate some of these changes within limits of understanding and intellect. Without divulging so much academics, he makes a feeble attempt to treat the subject as an instrument of state activism unitarianism and implementation tool for fundamental principles of state policy.To an extent, review and revision of the book stresses the law in action where is the basis of administrative law. The apt reference of the provision of the Constitution and relevant statutory law are made. The postulates of administrative law are imperfectly stated, as can be culled out of the statutory law and the law declared by the Supreme Court in any number of judgments and pronouncements in respect of certain issues and questions. Like the American Administrative Law, and very much like the Administrative Law of the Commonwealth countries, the Indian Administrative Law too has thrown up an urgnency for finding: legal solutions for administrative delegation, discretion and decisions, unavoidable discrimination, need for transparency and accountability in decision making, administrative lapses including administrative corruption and what not in matters of basic legal remedies writ petitions, and frivolous practices.
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Indian Competition Law
395.00Indian Competition Law is specially designed for students pursuing the one-year LLM course from various universities or institutes. It also caters to the students pursuing the three-year or five-year LLB course in law education institutes. Beginning with the basics of Indian competition law, the book progresses incrementally to provide a comprehensive and complete understanding of this area of law. This helps readers to grasp the legal and non-legal aspects of competition law in a systematic and logical way. The book presents cases decided by the Competition Commission of India in a concise form so it becomes easily comprehensible and comes handy for the students of law. With its comprehensive and exhaustive coverage of this area of law, it will also serve as a useful reference for practising lawyers. Key Features: • Studies the development of competition law jurisprudence in India • Highlights the issues and questions relating to competition law that are so far unresolved and unanswered • Provides an insight into competition law in other jurisdictions such as in the United States and the European Union • Adopts a blend of descriptive and analytical methodology
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Indian Penal Code
276.00This is the revised (fifth) edition of Indian Penal Code last published in 2015.Which is an essential revision aid for law students. This title presents content in a brief but comprehensive manner, which is easy to understand and acts as a handy referencer for law students. Salient features • Topic-wise discussion on the various principles applicable in Criminal law • Brief analysis of landmark and latest case law • Presents a study of the evolution of law via a precise analysis of judicial decisions on the subject • Application based questions for a thorough understanding of the subject • Includes application based problems and also sample solutions
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Insights into E-Contracts in India
295.00Technology has made us a global community in the literal sense of the word. The advent of the internet has moved business from the usual brick and mortar environment to an electronic platform and has evolved the concept of E-commerce, where commercial activities are carried over the internet. E-commerce includes the formation of contracts over the internet referred to as E-Contracts. This book deals with the concept of E-Contracts. It gives an insight into E-Contracts by providing a legal know how about them, their formation, the legal consequences and the legislative and jurisdictional aspects. The book seeks to analyse and examine the various implications of E-Contracts. Towards the end certain points have been mentioned, which if taken care of will facilitate and encourage the formation of E-Contracts. As the concept of E-Contracts is still in its nascent stage, this book is supposed to be very helpful to the students, the lawyers and other professionals who are not very familiar with the concept, by exposing every bit and piece about E-Contracts.
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Introduction to Company Law
425.00Introduction to Company Law is a brief analysis of the Companies Act highlighting the basic concepts of formation and operation of a company, incorporation and other incidental matters, mergers and acquisitions, the institution of directors, doctrine of ultra vires, indoor management and corporate veil, winding-up, share capital and debentures. The book also discusses the Companies Act, 2013 in brief and how it is different from its predecessor. • Inclusion of case summaries of international as well as Indian case law to make the reader understand the significance of each and every topic; • Each chapter contains Learning Objectives and Points to Remember for quick reference which will be beneficial for students during exam preparation. This book will be a ready reference for law students, research scholars, and students pursuing professional courses like Company Secretaryship, Chartered Accountancy as well as for legal practitioners.
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Introduction to the Constitution of India (Kannada Translation)
350.00Introduction to the Constitution of India is a book for everybody in India and abroad who wants to know anything about the Constitution of India during its first sixty seven years. It meets the requirements of various Universities of India for the LL.B., LL.M., B.A. and M.A. (Political Science) and Competitive examinations held by the Union and State Public Service Commissions. The book is indispensable for politicians, journalists, statesmen and administrative authorities and is also prescribed in several Universities even for undergraduate courses in Civics. It incorporates all amendments to the Constitution upto 100th Constitutional Amendment Act, 2015 and contains materials, figures and charts not included in any publication so far on the subject. It contains elaborate comments on separatism in Punjab, Assam & elsewhere. Some of the salient features of the book are: • While the Author’s Commentary on the Constitution of India and the Shorter Constitution annotate the Constitution Article by Article, primarily from the legal standpoint, the present work offers systematic exposition of the constitutional document in the form of a narrative, properly arranged under logical chapters and topical headings, • It will continue to supply the long felt need for an introductory study on the Constitution for the general readers, politicians as well as students and candidates for the Public Service Commission and other competitive examinations. • It traces the constitutional history of India since the Government of India Act, 1935; analyzes the provisions of the present Constitution and explains the interrelation between its diverse contents. • It gives an account of the working of each of the provisions of the Constitution during its first decade with reference to statutes and decisions wherever necessary, together with a critical estimate of its trends, in a concluding chapter. • The analytical Table of Contents, Marginal Notes, Index and the Graphic Tables at the end of the book will serve as admirable aids. • The three Legislative lists have been printed side by side for the convenience of reference. • The change made by the different Constitutional Amendment Acts upto the 100th Amendment and the reorganisation of the States made by various statutes may be seen at a glance. • Without going into excessive detail, the footnotes and references have been printed at the end of each Chapter so that the advanced student and the researcher may profit by pursuing those references, after his study of the contents of each chapter. • The status of Jammu and Kashmir and the provisions of its State Constitution have been appropriately dealt with.
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Law & Practice of Alternative Dispute Resolution In India-A detailed analysis
475.00Law & Practice of Alternative Dispute Resolution In India has been designed keeping in view a diverse group of target audience including law and management students, lawyers, judges, policy makers, and corporate persons. The book aims to meet the increasing demand of knowledge and ideas on the various alternative modes of dispute resolution for all major stakeholders. The underlined idea of the text is to expose the audience to the complex array of dispute resolution processes, discuss their jurisprudence and highlight the advantages of each of these approaches, generically known as alternative dispute resolution (ADR). After a general introduction to ADR, the book provides a comprehensive discussion on the different aspects of law and procedure, in relation to conduct of arbitration in India and enforcement of foreign arbitral awards. It then deals with the law and practice of negotiation, mediation, conciliation and the Lok-Adalat. The book also lays emphasis on the emerging areas in ADR practice in India like court-annexed ADR and ADR in the criminal justice system. It concludes with a critical appraisal of the implementation of ADR over the past decade and recommends some future steps to strengthen the practice of ADR in India. Key Features: • Comprehensive coverage of the legislations and other legal principles on ADR, including the Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Ordinance 2015 • Detailed coverage of the latest Supreme Court decisions till 2015, and discussion of their implications on the law and its practice • Comprehensive discussion on implementation of Section 89 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908, for popularizing court-annexed ADR • Practical tips for conduct of arbitration, mediation, conciliation and negotiation • Recommendations of future steps to strengthen the implementation and effective use of ADR