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Dr.Paras Diwan
Muslim Law
ISBN: 978-93-80231-19-8
The shah Bano case has been a great watershed case in India. Its importance is not merely confined to Muslim Law. It has wider ramifications-in the field of women rights especially when we are talking a lot about women empowerment, in the field of uniform civil code et al. This case had led to the passing of the controversial Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce) Act, 1984. Gujarat High Court (A.A. Abdulla v. A.B.M. Saiyadh bai, AIR 1988 Guj. 141) was the first one to interpret the Act, M.B. Shah, J., had interpreted it in the light of the very nomenclature of the Act that it has been enacted to protected the Muslim women's rights on divorce. The learned judge had very rightly observed that a provision has to be made for the reasonable and fair maintenance for the divorced wife within the period of idat for her future. This Act was challenged in Danial Latifi v. Union of India, (AIR 2001 SC 3958). While upholding the validity of the Act Supreme Court has virtually upheld the observations made in A.A. Abdulla.
Dr.Paras Diwan
Hindu Law
ISBN: 978-93-80231-15-0
It always gives immense pressure to an author to prepare a new edition of his book. We are very happy to present to our readers this revised and up-dated version of Modern Hindu Law.
The development of law is a dynamic process and Hindu law has taken quite a leap. The daughter has been made a coparcener by virtue of Section 6, Hindu Succession Act, 1956. The process of social engineering in the area of family law continues, sometimes for not so good. To take some instances : we go back to Hirachand Srinivas v. Sunanda, A.I.R. 2001 S.C. 1285, where the Supreme Court had caregorically held that Section 23 of Hindu Marriage Act would be applicable to Section 13 (1-A) with which view the present authors respectfully disagree.
Prof. J.K. Mittal /Dr. Mukulita Vijaya
Indian Legal and Constitutional History
ISBN: 81-89530-46-1
It is gratifying that the thirteenth edition of the book was in great demand especially by law students all over the country. The present edition is its revised and slightly enlarged version. The available material relating to new developments has been incorporated in this edition. We hope a larger number of students would find it interesting and useful.
Paras Diwan
Family Law
ISBN: 81-89530-33-x
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O.P. Tiwari
The Arbitration & Conciliation Act
ISBN: 81-89530-02-X
This book on the Law of Arbitration and Conciliation is a comprehensive and an indispensable guide to the recent legislation on Aribitration and reconciliation. It contains section-wise commentaries on the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, alongwith case laws, both foreign and India, which are consistent with the new legislation and help ini interpreting its various provisions.
The author has beautifully traced the historical development of law as it prevails in the country and abroad by duly focusing on the principles and procedure in domestic as well as in International Commercial Arbitration, Arbitral Agreements, Appointment of Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals, their powers and jurisdiction and the extent of the court's interference in such matters.
Dr.Paras Diwan
Muslim Law
ISBN: 978-93-80231-19-8
The shah Bano case has been a great watershed case in India. Its importance is not merely confined to Muslim Law. It has wider ramifications-in the field of women rights especially when we are talking a lot about women empowerment, in the field of uniform civil code et al. This case had led to the passing of the controversial Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce) Act, 1984. Gujarat High Court (A.A. Abdulla v. A.B.M. Saiyadh bai, AIR 1988 Guj. 141) was the first one to interpret the Act, M.B. Shah, J., had interpreted it in the light of the very nomenclature of the Act that it has been enacted to protected the Muslim women's rights on divorce. The learned judge had very rightly observed that a provision has to be made for the reasonable and fair maintenance for the divorced wife within the period of idat for her future. This Act was challenged in Danial Latifi v. Union of India, (AIR 2001 SC 3958). While upholding the validity of the Act Supreme Court has virtually upheld the observations made in A.A. Abdulla.
Dr.Paras Diwan
Hindu Law
ISBN: 978-93-80231-15-0
It always gives immense pressure to an author to prepare a new edition of his book. We are very happy to present to our readers this revised and up-dated version of Modern Hindu Law.
The development of law is a dynamic process and Hindu law has taken quite a leap. The daughter has been made a coparcener by virtue of Section 6, Hindu Succession Act, 1956. The process of social engineering in the area of family law continues, sometimes for not so good. To take some instances : we go back to Hirachand Srinivas v. Sunanda, A.I.R. 2001 S.C. 1285, where the Supreme Court had caregorically held that Section 23 of Hindu Marriage Act would be applicable to Section 13 (1-A) with which view the present authors respectfully disagree.
Prof. J.K. Mittal /Dr. Mukulita Vijaya
Indian Legal and Constitutional History
ISBN: 81-89530-46-1
It is gratifying that the thirteenth edition of the book was in great demand especially by law students all over the country. The present edition is its revised and slightly enlarged version. The available material relating to new developments has been incorporated in this edition. We hope a larger number of students would find it interesting and useful.
Paras Diwan
Family Law
ISBN: 81-89530-33-x
Family law is fascinating subject, particularly in India, where family law differs from community to community. The Hindus, the majority community, has its own personal law so have the Muslims, the largest minority community. The other minority communicates such as Christians, Parsis, Jews have their own personal laws. What today we have come to designate, as “Hindus� comprises of the followers of four religions Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, and Sikhism. Each one of these is a separate religious denomination but the law has been integrated so as to be uniformly applicable to the followers of these religions.
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O.P. Tiwari
The Arbitration & Conciliation Act
ISBN: 81-89530-02-X
This book on the Law of Arbitration and Conciliation is a comprehensive and an indispensable guide to the recent legislation on Aribitration and reconciliation. It contains section-wise commentaries on the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996, alongwith case laws, both foreign and India, which are consistent with the new legislation and help ini interpreting its various provisions.
The author has beautifully traced the historical development of law as it prevails in the country and abroad by duly focusing on the principles and procedure in domestic as well as in International Commercial Arbitration, Arbitral Agreements, Appointment of Arbitrators and Arbitral Tribunals, their powers and jurisdiction and the extent of the court's interference in such matters.
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