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Dr. Sunil Deshta / Mrs. Kiran Deshta
Practical Advocacy of Law
Legal profession is one of the oldest profession and was practiced in one form or the other in the hoary past. There are two contradictory approaches with regard to legal profession in ancient India. The first approach denies existence of any such institution and is headed by P. Varadachariar and Professor Ludo Rocher. The other view supports the idea of the existence of legal profession in ancient India. K.P. Jayaswal is the main exponent of this approach. It also finds support from Julius Jolly and the Dean of Dharamsastra, Dr. P.V. Kane. H.H. Wilson, A.C. Ganguly and N.D. Basu admit that there were people who functioned as lawyers during the Mughal period, through their functions and duties were not clearly defined as during the pre-Mughal and post-mughal periods.
The modern legal profession has emerged from the constition of curts and legislative anactments initiated by the British in India. In order to give effect to some recommendations of the Indian Bar Committee, 1923, the Indian Bar Coun cil Act was enacted in 1926. The main purpose of the Act was to provide for the constituion and incorporation of Bar Council for certain courts, to conform were made to improve the efficiency of legal profession. In this process, in 1951, the All India Bar Committee was constituted under the Chairmanship of Justice S.R. Das. The committee considered at length questions of constitution and powers of the Bar Council and made detailed recommendations in 1953. These recommendations got strength by the endorsement and approval of its recommendaion by the Law Commission of India which was constituted on 5" August, 1955. The Report of the Commission was submitted in 1958 and bill with a view to give effect was introduced in 1959 in the Parliament and this ushered in the promulgation of the Advocates Act of 1961.
J.P.S. Sirohi
Public Interest Lawyering, Legal Aid and Para Legal Services
ISBN: 81-89530-85-2
The present book is authored as a Text Book for the L.L.B. Students. The Bar Council of India taken commendable steps in revising the syllbus of the LL.B Course and the present syllabus has covered a lot of law curriculum in the form of various law papers, viz. The Law of Environment, Human Rights and International Law, International Economic Law, Insurance Law, Banking Law, Air and Space Law, of Medicine, Intellectual Property Law, Maritime Law. In addition, the Bar Council of India has laid emphasis in new sullabus for legal education. Public Interest Layering, Legal-Aid, and Para Services is one of them.
Rendering the legal aid and the introduction of para-legal services in the field of adjudication of legal matters is not olnly beneficial to law students, but also to society, mainly segments coming from poor, downtrodden and illerate background.
M.P. Tandon
Public International Law
ISBN: 978-93-80231-28-0
It is significant to note that the fifteenth edition of the book was welcomed by the student's community whole-heartedly, as that edition contained conterporary developments on the International Plane. Now, under the present edition, certain recent developments have been incorporated in the book, which are briefly described hereunder.
In the present edition, a new Chapter entitled, "World Trade Organization", has been dealt with comprehensively in view of the growing importance of this organistion to the World Community. It is note-worthy that even Communist Countries like China and Russia have also drawn their attention towards utility of W.T.O. for their International Trade and Commerce.
Adv. Sharvari V. Vaidya
1000 Objective Questions on Law
ISBN: 978-93-80231-21-1
It gives me great pleasure to offer, dear students, first edition of my new book 1000 objective questions on law. This book is useful to the students of Law appearing for 'set' or 'net' competitive examination. This book is also useful to the student appearing for Civil Service Preliminary examinations.
Dr. Sunil Deshta / Mrs. Kiran Deshta
Practical Advocacy of Law
Legal profession is one of the oldest profession and was practiced in one form or the other in the hoary past. There are two contradictory approaches with regard to legal profession in ancient India. The first approach denies existence of any such institution and is headed by P. Varadachariar and Professor Ludo Rocher. The other view supports the idea of the existence of legal profession in ancient India. K.P. Jayaswal is the main exponent of this approach. It also finds support from Julius Jolly and the Dean of Dharamsastra, Dr. P.V. Kane. H.H. Wilson, A.C. Ganguly and N.D. Basu admit that there were people who functioned as lawyers during the Mughal period, through their functions and duties were not clearly defined as during the pre-Mughal and post-mughal periods.
The modern legal profession has emerged from the constition of curts and legislative anactments initiated by the British in India. In order to give effect to some recommendations of the Indian Bar Committee, 1923, the Indian Bar Coun cil Act was enacted in 1926. The main purpose of the Act was to provide for the constituion and incorporation of Bar Council for certain courts, to conform were made to improve the efficiency of legal profession. In this process, in 1951, the All India Bar Committee was constituted under the Chairmanship of Justice S.R. Das. The committee considered at length questions of constitution and powers of the Bar Council and made detailed recommendations in 1953. These recommendations got strength by the endorsement and approval of its recommendaion by the Law Commission of India which was constituted on 5" August, 1955. The Report of the Commission was submitted in 1958 and bill with a view to give effect was introduced in 1959 in the Parliament and this ushered in the promulgation of the Advocates Act of 1961.
J.P.S. Sirohi
Public Interest Lawyering, Legal Aid and Para Legal Services
ISBN: 81-89530-85-2
The present book is authored as a Text Book for the L.L.B. Students. The Bar Council of India taken commendable steps in revising the syllbus of the LL.B Course and the present syllabus has covered a lot of law curriculum in the form of various law papers, viz. The Law of Environment, Human Rights and International Law, International Economic Law, Insurance Law, Banking Law, Air and Space Law, of Medicine, Intellectual Property Law, Maritime Law. In addition, the Bar Council of India has laid emphasis in new sullabus for legal education. Public Interest Layering, Legal-Aid, and Para Services is one of them.
Rendering the legal aid and the introduction of para-legal services in the field of adjudication of legal matters is not olnly beneficial to law students, but also to society, mainly segments coming from poor, downtrodden and illerate background.
M.P. Tandon
Public International Law
ISBN: 978-93-80231-28-0
It is significant to note that the fifteenth edition of the book was welcomed by the student's community whole-heartedly, as that edition contained conterporary developments on the International Plane. Now, under the present edition, certain recent developments have been incorporated in the book, which are briefly described hereunder.
In the present edition, a new Chapter entitled, "World Trade Organization", has been dealt with comprehensively in view of the growing importance of this organistion to the World Community. It is note-worthy that even Communist Countries like China and Russia have also drawn their attention towards utility of W.T.O. for their International Trade and Commerce.
Adv. Sharvari V. Vaidya
1000 Objective Questions on Law
ISBN: 978-93-80231-21-1
It gives me great pleasure to offer, dear students, first edition of my new book 1000 objective questions on law. This book is useful to the students of Law appearing for 'set' or 'net' competitive examination. This book is also useful to the student appearing for Civil Service Preliminary examinations.
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