Constitutional Supremacy – A Revisit is a collection of essays on the underlying theme of courts, constitutional issues and constitutional adjudication. Institutions and systems are of abiding value in a constitutional democracy which can work only under institutional safeguards. Law is the principal institution through which a society can assert its values. Constitutionalism and the rule of law facilitate a democratic…
Overview: This one-volume comprehensive and exhaustive Digest on the subject of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Laws is a complete source for the entire case law on the subject, from 1950 to the present* as laid down by the Supreme Court. The Digest has been conceived and planned on the time-tested SCC index system to enable the discovery of all the rulings, easily and…
LJP’s Landmark Judgements on Public Interest Litigation – Edition 2022. LJP’s Landmark Judgements on Public Interest Litigation – Edition 2022. Description Covering more than 100 cases *Sexual Harassment at Work Place * Handcuffing *Telephone Tapping *Transgender as Third Gender *Honour Killing *Marital Rape *Sabrimala Temple restriction for Women *Legality of Euthanasia *Nilabati Behra Case *Decriminalisation of Sec 377 IPC *Waiver…
Oakbridge’s Saga of the Three Top Courts of India by Justice Sudhir Kumar Katriar – Edition 2022. Oakbridge’s Saga of the Three Top Courts of India by Justice Sudhir Kumar Katriar – Edition 2022. Key Features : Saga of the Three Top Courts of India traces the history and evolution of the Supreme Court of India through an historical exposition on…
Oakbridge’s Tax, Constitution and the Supreme Court by Karthik Sundaram – 1st Edition 2022. Oakbridge’s Tax, Constitution and the Supreme Court by Karthik Sundaram – 1st Edition 2022. Key Features : Tax, Constitution and the Supreme Court discusses the fundamental principles of taxation as expounded by the Supreme Court through its judicial pronouncements from 1950 till date in a simple…
This book, 'Supreme Court and Legislatures on reservation, contains the origin of castes from 3200 years, from the Mahabharata regime. At that time, two Varnas, namely Arya Varna and Dasa Varna, were divided into four castes, Brahmanas, Kshatriyas, Visayas and Shudras. These castes multiplied into thousands of castes by the time of Independence. A brief history of 99 significant dynasties…
