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Ganguly's Civil Court Practice & Procedure

by M.R. Mallick & Sukumar Ray

This monumental legal work is now appearing in its fourteenth edition in a completely reoriented and rejuvenated form. Under this umbrella all the important civil statutes which have direct relation ..

Ganguly's Criminal Court Practice & Procedure

by M.R. Mallick & Sukumar Ray

This classic work covers the whole range of criminal enactments including their latest amendments. The recent judicial pronouncements of the apex court and different High Courts relating to criminal ..

Scientific Expert Evidence

by V.R. Dinkar

The instant work is divided into five chapters to bring out the entire spectrum of the subject. Analysis of the problems associated with scientific evidence in courtroom with regard to admissibility ..

Goyle's Law of Easements & Licences

by Anindita Ganguly

The instant edition of this time-honoured work provides a comprehensive account of different issues on the subject. It throws light on incidents of easements, servient owner, customary easements, ..

A.M Bhattacharjee's Muslim Law & the Constitution

by S.A. Kader

The new edition of this book of high acclaim freely expresses the belief that a considerable portion of Muslim Law, with special reference to the Law of Marriage that covers Talak and not only Triple ..

Mitra's Co-ownership and Partition

by H.K. Saharay & Purnendu Bhattacharyya

Thoroughly revised and updated edition of this utility oriented work provides a comparitive study on joint family, joint tenancy and tenancy-in-common. The issues like doctrine of blending, ..

Goyle's The Law of Trusts

by H.K. Saharay

The outstanding work provides a comparative study of private trust, public trust, Hindu religious and charitable trust, shebaitship in temple. Rights, power duties and obligations of trustees ..

Penumbra of Natural Justice

by Tapash Gan Choudhury

An outstanding work designed to cover all the topics systematically beginning from Fundamentals of Natural Justice and their Applications and ending with Judge's Code of Ethics. Some of the ..

Justice P.B Mukharji on The New Jurisprudence

by General Editor: Dr. N.L. Mitra & Chief Contributor: Justice Amitava Lala & Co-Contributors: Purnendu Bhattacharyya, Ranadhir Kumar De & K.D. Raju

While appearing in its second edition, this distinguished work not only updates the topics dealt with in its earlier edition but also incorporates new topics, inter alia, Companies Act 2013, ner ..

Reflections on Medical Law and Ethics in India

by B. Sandeepa Bhat

Breakthroughs in technology have resulted in finding answers for many of the human health conditions as well as diseases which were thought to be untreatable in the past. However the advantages of ..

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SC: No fresh suit over Delhi jurisdiction row [Times of India 30th August 2016 Kolkata]
The Supreme Court on Monday expressed reservations in entertaining AAP government's suit over jurisdiction of the Delhi government in view of the Delhi high court recently adjudicating the controversial issue. A bench of justices A K Sikri and N V Ramana said the court could not re-exami ne the issue on a separate suit filed by the government and the only way open...
Read more Centre backs existing law decriminalising marital rape [Reported on Times of India 30th August 2016 Kolkata]
Backing the current law that decriminalises marital rape, the Centre has said it protects “private affairs of husband-wife based on traditional social structure“. In an affidavit filed in the Delhi high court, the Centre added that “the social, economic and educational development in the country is still uneven and child marriages are taking...
Read more `Triple talaq is an easy mode to end marriage' [Times of India 3rd Sept 2016, Kolkata]
All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) said Sharia had granted the triple talaq mode of oral divorce to husbands because men are better at controlling emotions and, therefore, unlikely to take impulsive decisions. “Sharia grants right to divorce to husbands because men have greater power of decision-making. They are more likely to control emotions and...
Read more `Surrogacy capital' Anand staring at a bleak future [Times of India 27th August 2016 Kolkata]
The Surrogacy (Regulation) Bill, 2016, with its far-reaching implications on India's Rs 1,300-crore surrogacy industry has sent shockwaves in Anand, a small town in central Gujarat. Dubbed `global surrogacy capital' with over 1,100 babies delivered through 900-odd surrogate mothers in a decade, Anand is looking at a bleak scenario where the ban on commercial...
Read more Online Complaint Box for children to file complaints of sexual abuse launched [Read more at: http://www.livelaw.in]
An online complaint box for reporting child sexual abuse, the POCSO e-Box was launched by the Minister for Women and Child Development, Smt. Maneka Sanjay Gandhi in New Delhi today. Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO), e-Box, is an online complaint management system for easy and direct reporting of sexual offences against children and timely action...
Read more Plea against new WhatsApp Privacy Policy: Delhi HC issues notice to DoT and TRAI [Read more at: http://www.livelaw.in]
Delhi High Court has issued notice to Department of Telecommunications (DoT) and Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on a Public Interest Litigation filed by two students. The Petitioners contended that on 26th August 2016, they realized that Whatsapp has sought to suddenly change its Privacy Policy proposing to make drastic changes and severely compromises...
Read more 2-judge SC bench gives law lessons [Reported on Times of India 31st August 2016 Kolkata]
A three-judge bench of the Supreme Court headed by Justice J S Khehar on Tuesday got some constitutional and legal lessons from a two-judge bench headed by Justice J Chelameswar. The bench headed by Justice Khehar, who will become Chief Justice of India next year, was tasked with finding a solution to the conflict of opinion in a judgment rendered by the bench of...
Read more Tobacco products, liquor to carry `not for kids' warning [Reported on Times of India 26th August 2016 Kolkata]
All tobacco products, liquor bottles and outlets selling these products will soon have to carry a health warning that giving or selling intoxicants to a child is a punishable crime with up to seven years of rigorous imprisonment and fine of up to Rs 1 lakh according to rules under the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015. The rules are...
Read more `Hamare kehne par Ram Rajya aa jayega', asks apex court [Reported on Times of India 27th August 2016 Kolkata]
Can't Pass Omnibus Orders, It Says On Encroachment Plea Holding that the judiciary had serious limitations in solving the multitude of problems plaguing society despite the public's immense faith in it, the Supreme Court said it could not ensure “Ram rajya (ideal governance)“ in the country through its orders. A bench headed by Chief Justice T S...
Read more Rash drivers must pay the price: SC [Reported on Times of India 27th August 2016 Kolkata]
Concerned over the menace of rash and negligent driving which claims nearly 400 lives on Indian roads every day , the the Supreme Court said on Friday that the two-year imprisonment for the offence is grossly inadequate and called for harsher punishment. Holding that the present punishment has failed to act as a deterrent and criticizing the government, a bench of...
Read more SC backs Maha ban on tossing cash at dancers [Reported in Times of India 31st August 2016 Kolkata]
The Supreme Court has supported the Maharashtra government's new law banning showering of currency notes on girls in dance bars, but questioned it for allegedly putting unnecessary conditions on bar owners like installation of CCTV cameras inside and ban on serving liquor during performances, which are in violation of the apex court's directives. A bench of Justices...
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