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Dr. G.P. Tripathi
Comparative Jurisprudence
ISBN: 978-93-80231-02-0
Comparative jurisprudence is literature of law added through comparative method of study and researches on law or its application in social, economic, historical, political or other fields connected with law, man and society. The first edition of this book was published in 1978 and subsequent editions thereafter have appeared, but after my departure from India on foreign assignments and consequent engagements in Administrative and academic matters, this long edition could not be made available to readers for which the author is deeply concerned and is sorry for the inconvenience caused. The present edition is thoroughly revised and would definitely be more useful to readers in India and abroad. The difficulties pointed out by my students at Allahabad, Gorakhpur, Sagar, Raipur and Mathura as well as foreign students have been considered and the new edition has taken care of them. Comparative study of constitutions, legislatures, judicial structure, executives and Legal profession have been added making the book more useful and interesting
Dr. B.R. Sharma / Dr. R.P. Nainta
Principles of Banking Law and Negotiable Instruments Act
ISBN: 81-89530-05-4
India's banking system has several outstanding achievements to its credit, the most striking of which is its reach. There was a time when India's banking system used to be confirm to the metropolitan cities and large towns only. Today the mushroom growth of the banks has spread out into the remotest areas of the country and catered to the needs of all sections of the society including the disadvantaged one.
In the banking sectors, the introduction of electronic technology for transactions, settlement of accounts, book-keeping and all other related function is now an imperative. Increasingly, whether we like it or not, all banking transactions are going to be electronic. Those who don not keep pace with the trends are bound to lose out.
Geeta Oberoi
The Arbitration & Conciliation Act
Dr. G.P. Tripathi
Comparative Jurisprudence
ISBN: 978-93-80231-02-0
Comparative jurisprudence is literature of law added through comparative method of study and researches on law or its application in social, economic, historical, political or other fields connected with law, man and society. The first edition of this book was published in 1978 and subsequent editions thereafter have appeared, but after my departure from India on foreign assignments and consequent engagements in Administrative and academic matters, this long edition could not be made available to readers for which the author is deeply concerned and is sorry for the inconvenience caused. The present edition is thoroughly revised and would definitely be more useful to readers in India and abroad. The difficulties pointed out by my students at Allahabad, Gorakhpur, Sagar, Raipur and Mathura as well as foreign students have been considered and the new edition has taken care of them. Comparative study of constitutions, legislatures, judicial structure, executives and Legal profession have been added making the book more useful and interesting
Dr. B.R. Sharma / Dr. R.P. Nainta
Principles of Banking Law and Negotiable Instruments Act
ISBN: 81-89530-05-4
India's banking system has several outstanding achievements to its credit, the most striking of which is its reach. There was a time when India's banking system used to be confirm to the metropolitan cities and large towns only. Today the mushroom growth of the banks has spread out into the remotest areas of the country and catered to the needs of all sections of the society including the disadvantaged one.
In the banking sectors, the introduction of electronic technology for transactions, settlement of accounts, book-keeping and all other related function is now an imperative. Increasingly, whether we like it or not, all banking transactions are going to be electronic. Those who don not keep pace with the trends are bound to lose out.
Geeta Oberoi
The Arbitration & Conciliation Act
ISBN:978-93-80456-00-3
The primary objective of ADR movement is avoidance of vexation, expense, delay and promotion of the ideal of "access to justice" Arbitration and conciliation, two important ADR mechanisms are uncovered and revealed to all by section wise commentary on the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996- the present enactment governing law of arbitration in India, through this book.
Arbitration of small claims can go long way towards relieving trial calender congestion and eliminating delay in the disposal of pending cases. Potentially, a state of country can create as many abritration tribunals as the case load warrants. Thus, existing delay in adjudication of minor claims may be virtually eliminated. Furthemore, the removal of small claims from trial court calenders will "free courts" for the speedier performance of other judicial function, "paving the way for quicker adjudication of the larger claims. Section 89 of the Code of Civil Procedure (as amended in 2002) permits judicial officer to direct the settlement of small clamins through arbitration and the 1996 enactment governing arbitration in India applies. The case comes back only for the enforcement of award.
Prof. J.K. Mittal / Siddharth Bawa
Practical Training for Law Students
The primary objective of ADR movement is avoidance of vexation, expense, delay and promotion of the ideal of "access to justice" Arbitration and conciliation, two important ADR mechanisms are uncovered and revealed to all by section wise commentary on the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996- the present enactment governing law of arbitration in India, through this book.
Arbitration of small claims can go long way towards relieving trial calender congestion and eliminating delay in the disposal of pending cases. Potentially, a state of country can create as many abritration tribunals as the case load warrants. Thus, existing delay in adjudication of minor claims may be virtually eliminated. Furthemore, the removal of small claims from trial court calenders will "free courts" for the speedier performance of other judicial function, "paving the way for quicker adjudication of the larger claims. Section 89 of the Code of Civil Procedure (as amended in 2002) permits judicial officer to direct the settlement of small clamins through arbitration and the 1996 enactment governing arbitration in India applies. The case comes back only for the enforcement of award.
Prof. J.K. Mittal / Siddharth Bawa
Practical Training for Law Students
ISBN:978-93-80456-11-9
The celebrated authors now bring to the legal community, a path breaking, monumental work of the subject of "Practical Training of Law Students".
Detailed and elaborate contents given at the beginning both topic wise and section-wise will enable the readers to locate the point of law he is searching for, with ease and certainty. the book is written in simple and lucid language by the learned authors. A very large number of latest cases have been added in this book. Cases have been picked up from Indian and Foreign Sources.
Dr. V.K. Anand / Dr. P.K. Singh
Human Rights
ISBN: 81-89532-61-4
Human rights is a subject not only of law but of a common universal faith or religion or human religion. All human beings have natural rights which are to be guarded by themselves as well as by the States concerned of which they are nationals. The United Nations Organization is trying from its very inception to find out the ways and means how to world may live in peace without any wars or any communal struggles or religious war or Zehads, and Fatwas which have become the evils of past which the world has witnessed many a time. However, these have still probabilities of their rise at any time when the humanity is sleeping or is unaware of its rights is unprepared to face them.
The celebrated authors now bring to the legal community, a path breaking, monumental work of the subject of "Practical Training of Law Students".
Detailed and elaborate contents given at the beginning both topic wise and section-wise will enable the readers to locate the point of law he is searching for, with ease and certainty. the book is written in simple and lucid language by the learned authors. A very large number of latest cases have been added in this book. Cases have been picked up from Indian and Foreign Sources.
Dr. V.K. Anand / Dr. P.K. Singh
Human Rights
ISBN: 81-89532-61-4
Human rights is a subject not only of law but of a common universal faith or religion or human religion. All human beings have natural rights which are to be guarded by themselves as well as by the States concerned of which they are nationals. The United Nations Organization is trying from its very inception to find out the ways and means how to world may live in peace without any wars or any communal struggles or religious war or Zehads, and Fatwas which have become the evils of past which the world has witnessed many a time. However, these have still probabilities of their rise at any time when the humanity is sleeping or is unaware of its rights is unprepared to face them.
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