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A.M. Bhattacharjee's Hindu Law and the Constitution

by Asok K. Ganguly

The classic work of a celebrated author is now stepping into its third edition. In the instant edition several chapters on secularism are included. Critical examination on some important judgments of ..

Wills

by R.K. Bag & D.P Dey

The work is the combination of all the ingredients systematically arranged. Topics like such as characteristics, classification, construction, execution, validity and proof, revocation and probate ..

The Indian Penal Code - A Critical Commentary

by Dr. Harish Chander

The work tries to exhibit the whole gamut of the Penal Law in a systematic manner. Detailed analysis has been made of the general principles of criminal liability and also the fundamental principles ..

The West Bengal Land Reforms Act 1955

by Subir Kumar Pal

This utility oriented work provides a comprehensive account of the latest position of the West Bengal Land Reforms Act as it stands today. All the recent Amendments including the West Bengal Land ..

A Handbook of the W.B Land Reforms Act

by Sukanta Kumar De

The outstanding work provides the latest position of the West Bengal Land Reforms Act by incorporating al the recent amendments including the West Bengal Land Reforms (third Amendment) Act ..

The Indian Penal Code

by Dr. Harish Chander

A.M. Bhattacharjee's Matrimonial Laws and the Constitution

by Justice Ruma Pal

Since the last edition of this book in 1996, there has been an increasing awareness and implementation of the concept of individual equality politically, socially and judicially. This has led to ..

The Law of Geographical Indications

by Vandana Singh

The technological developments are increasingly diluting the meaning of distance and places, but the significance of places continues to matter. It is in this context that the Law of Geographical ..

Combo Offer—Reflections on Medical Law & Ethics and Law of Medical Negligence & Compensation

by R.K. Bag & B. Sandeepa Bhat

• Reflections on Medical Law and Ethics in India Ed. 2016<br /> <br /> Breakthroughs in technology have resulted in finding answers for many of the human health conditions as ..

Space Law

by B. Sandeepa Bhat

The entry into the outer space is undoubtedly the greatest achievement of the twentieth century. The pleasant event of space exploration has resulted in the rapid developments in scientific and ..

Privatization & Globalization

by Sairam Bhat

The Liberalization, Privatization and Globalization (LPG) Poliy was considered the window of great opportunity for India to formally enter into international market as a potential contender. The year ..

The Land Surveying

by Arjun Kanungo

The measuring of a tract of land, its boundaries and contents is called survey. In ancient India reference to documentation of survey was found. Land survey got the modern scientific touch in the ..

Custody Jurisprudence

by Kavita Singh

Custodial violence is a worldwide phenomenon inflicted upon individuals irrespective of age, sex or state of health. The work elaborately deals with the types of custody, kinds of prisons, rights of ..

Protection of Plant Varieties & Farmers' Rights

by R.R. Hanchinal & Raj Ganesh

An outstanding work of erudite and experienced authors deals with step by step guidance for obtaining proprietorship over plant varieties developed by plant breeders, researchers, farmers, National ..

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The Supreme Court on Friday said minor rape victims should not be forced to knock on the doors of a court for getting permission to terminate pregnancies arising out of sexual offences and favoured setting up of a trust for the benefit of a Chandigarh-based 10-yearold rape survivor, who recently delivered a child after being denied abortion. A bench of justices...
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The Supreme Court said it was not cruelty punishable under the dreaded Section 498A of IPC if no one at the matrimonial home, including the husband, spoke to a newly-wed bride for days. In her complaint under Section 498A to the police, a woman alleged that after her marriage, she stayed with her husband for 20 days, during which she was left completely alone and no...
Read more Pending instant talaq cases are now invalid [Times of India, Kolkata, 25.08.2017]
The ramifications of the Supreme Court's verdict declaring instant triple talaq as unconstitutional will have a bearing on all pending cases in different courts where Muslim women have challenged divorce given to them under talaq-e-biddat (instant divorce) and their marital status is likely to be restored. Legal experts said all pending cases would be decided...
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Read more BY INVITE - Laws for women, not against Muslims [ Sep 09, 2017, The Times of India (Kolkata)]
Muslim women need legislative protection. But the UCC is just a bogey, unless all communities are prepared to give up their own personal laws The reform of person al laws is critical for Indian democracy and citizenship, but it has been neglected too long.On one hand, Muslim women are excluded educationally and socio-economically owing to government neglect, and on...
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Read more `Sec 377 repeal matter of formality now' [ Aug 25 2017 : The Times of India (Kolkata)]
Activists and lawyers working for the LGBT community acclaimed Supreme Court's ruling on the Right to Privacy that also made a strong case for the rights of the sexual minority. Activist Gautam Bhan said SC's reading of the right to privacy as an aspect of dignity and equality , particularly in the case of LGBT rights, was welcome. “We could have gone to court...
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