Supreme But Not infallible
Essays in Honour of the Supreme Court of India
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ISBN:
9780195672268
Publication date:
27/09/2004
Paperback
496 pages
Price: 745.00 INR
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ISBN:
9780195672268
Publication date:
27/09/2004
Paperback
496 pages
KIRPAL B.N. DESAI H. ,
Suitable for: Lawyers, leagal academics, political scientists, journalists and educated general readers.
Rights: World Rights
KIRPAL B.N. DESAI H. ,
Description
"This book contains 24 essays which throw light on various aspects of the working of the Supreme Court of India during its 50 years of existence and help the reader evaluate the contribution of the Court to the development of law in contemporary India. The book provides in one volume a wide range of topics connected to the function and significance of the apex court of India in a world where no one can afford to take constitutional liberties and the rule of law for granted. Apart from erudite analyses, some of the essays provide fascinating glimpses and insights into the early days of the Court."
KIRPAL B.N. DESAI H. ,
KIRPAL B.N. DESAI H. ,
Description
"This book contains 24 essays which throw light on various aspects of the working of the Supreme Court of India during its 50 years of existence and help the reader evaluate the contribution of the Court to the development of law in contemporary India. The book provides in one volume a wide range of topics connected to the function and significance of the apex court of India in a world where no one can afford to take constitutional liberties and the rule of law for granted. Apart from erudite analyses, some of the essays provide fascinating glimpses and insights into the early days of the Court."
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