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Don't lose your mind lose your weight

]]> By Diwekar, Rujuta .
Haryana Random house India 2015 .
279 9788184001051

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(The) code of Criminal procedure :an encyclopedic commentary on the code of criminal procedure,1973

]]> By Sarkar, S.C..
Haryana LexisNexis 2018 .
1539p , Includes index; section 1 to 224 9789386515414

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(The) code of Criminal procedure :an encyclopedic commentary on the code of criminal procedure,1973

]]> By Sarkar, S.C..
Haryana LexisNexis 2018 .
3044p , Includes index; section 225 to 484; schedules and appendices 9789386515414

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Pandeymonium : Piyush Pandey on advertising

]]> By Pandey, Piyush.
Haryana Penguin 2015 .
244p 9780143427650

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Pandeymonium : Piyush Pandey on advertising

]]> By Pandey, Piyush.
Haryana Penguin 2015 .
244p 9780143427650

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(The) code of Criminal procedure :an encyclopedic commentary on the code of criminal procedure,1973

]]> By Sarkar, S.C..
Haryana LexisNexis 2018 .
1539p , Includes index; section 1 to 224 9789386515414

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(The) code of Criminal procedure :an encyclopedic commentary on the code of criminal procedure,1973

]]> By Sarkar, S.C..
Haryana LexisNexis 2018 .
3044p , Includes index; section 225 to 484; schedules and appendices 9789386515414

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(The) Law of Torts : including motor vehicles act, consumer protection act and competition act

]]> Haryana Allahabad Law Agency 2019 .
703 , Includes index 81-89530-91-7

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(The) Law of Torts : including motor vehicles act, consumer protection act and competition act

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703 , Includes index 81-89530-91-7

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(The) Indian penal code

]]> By Ratanlal.
Haryana LexisNexis 2018 .
1429p , Introduction (Ss. 6-5) General Explanation (Ss. 6-52A) Of Punishment (Ss. 53-75) General Exceptions (Ss. 76-106 Of Abetment (Ss. 107-120) Criminal Conspiracy (Ss. 120A-120B) Of Offences Against the State (Ss. 121-130) Of Offences Relating to the Army, Navy and Air Force (Ss. 131-140) Of Offences Against the Public Tranquillity (Ss. 141-160) Of Offences by or relating to Public Servants (Ss. 161-171) Of Offences relating to Electronics (Ss. 171A- 171-I) Of Contempts of the Lawful Authority of Public Servents (Ss. 172-190) Of False Evidences and Offences against Public Justice (Ss. 191-229A) Of Offences relating to Coin and Government Stamps (Ss. 230-263A) Of Offences relating to Weights and Measures (Ss. 264-267) Of Offences affecting the Public Health, Safety, Convenience, Decency and Morals (Ss. 295-298) Of Offences relating to Religion (Ss. 295-298) Of Offences affecting the Human Body of Offences Affecting Life (Ss. 299-377) Of Offences against Property (Ss.378-462) Of Offences relating to Document and to Property Marks (Ss.463-489E) Of the Criminal Breach of Contracts of Service (Ss. 490-492) Of Offences relating to Marriage (Ss. 493-498) Of Cruelty by Husband or Relatives of Husband (S. 498A) Of Defamation (Ss. 499-502) Of Criminal Intimidation, Insult and Annoyance (Ss. 503-510) Of Attempts to Commit Offences (S. 511) Summary Subject Index 9788131251003

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(The) Indian penal code

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(The) Code of criminal procedure : as amended by the criminal law (amendment) act, 2013

]]> By Ratanlal.
Haryana LexisNexis 2019 .
1353p , Chapter I - Preliminary Chapter II- Constitution of Criminal Courts and Offices Chapter III- Power of Courts Chapter IV-A Power of Superior Officers of Police B.- AID to the Magistrates and the Police Chapter V- Arrest of Person Chapter VI- Process to Compel Appearance Chapter VII- Process to Compel the Production of Things Chapter VII A- Reciprocal Arrangements for Assistance in Certain Matters and Procedure for Attachment and Forfeiture of Property Chapter VIII- Security of Keeping the Peace and for Good Behaviour Chapter IX- Order for maintenance of Wives, Children and Parents Chapter X- Maintenance of Public Order and Tranquility Chapter XI- Preventive action of the Police 9788131251300

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(The) Code of criminal procedure : as amended by the criminal law (amendment) act, 2013

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Textbook on Indian penal code

]]> By Gaur, K.D..
Haryana Lexisnexis 2018 .
1215p , Text Book on the Indian Penal Code by Professor K D Gaur, a distinguished scholar and an eminent jurist of International repute is a classic work in criminal law. It has been adjudged as the best text book on the subject. The present edition of this critical and comprehensive study of the Indian Penal Code has been extensively revised and updated. With the help of examples, illustrations and elucidatory notes complex subjects have been explained in simple style so that readers could grasp the subjects easily. Excellent Annexures dealing with the rights of the accused, victims of crime and guidelines to effective study and understanding of criminal law have enhanced the worth and utility of the book. The cases that have upheld the concept of right to compensation to the victims of rape, even to a foreign national; accountability of public servants and ministers for arbitrary exercise of discretionary powers; personal liability for contempt of court; absolute liability against environmental and hazardous crimes; State accountability for police crimes, custodial death, atrocities on women and human rights violations; manufacturer's liability for criminal negligence etc., have been elaborately discussed. Crime against women, bride burning, dowry death and sexual harassment at workplace have also been incorporated. World wide trend to abolish death sentence and legalize Physician Assisted Suicide (PAS), euthanasia and mercy killing in the context of Aruna Ramchandra Shanbaugh right to die vis-a-vis right not to die; right to life of the unborn vis-a-vis women's right to privacy to seek termination of pregnancy, are some of the fascinating topics that form part of the book. The recent case of National Legal Service Authority in which Supreme Court has recognized members of T.G. Community as "Third Gender" and conferred all legal and constitutional rights under Articles 14, 19 and 21 of the Constitution has been discussed in detail. The question of desirability of death sentence for a rapist in the light of a great demand by a large section of the society and women organizations in particular has been critically examined in the context of American case of Anthony Cooker v. State of Georgia (1997) prohibiting death sentence for rape, being disproportionate, cruel and unusual punishment contrary to the VIIIth and XIVth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. Rape under English Law, which has been drastically amended vide Sexual Offences Act, 23 and in many other countries etc., have been elaborately discussed. For instance, rape under English law is no more confined to a man. A woman can also be convicted for rape and it can be either vaginal or anal or by mouth. Criminal Law (Amendment) Act 13 of 213 that has drastically redrafted the provisions relating to sexual offences under sections 375, 376, 376A, 376B, 376C, 376D and 376E and sexual harassment, assault with intent to disrobe a woman, voyeurism and stalking etc. have been extensively discussed. Apart from Indian decisions, leading judgments decided by the courts of the United Kingdom, United States of America, Northern Ireland, Germany, France, South Africa, Australia, Canada, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Myanmar, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Singapore and European countries, etc., have been discussed at the appropriate places. To apprise the readers about the Penal Code at a glance, a new chapter entitled General Introduction has been added. The book is not only an ocean of information for students but also a valuable handbook for teachers besides being useful for the practitioners, social scientists, NGOs, law-makers, Judges and the courts entrusted with the dispension of criminal justice in India and elsewhere.Text Book on the Indian Penal Code by Professor K D Gaur, a distinguished scholar and an eminent jurist of International repute is a classic work in criminal law. It has been adjudged as the best text book on the subject. The present edition of this critical and comprehensive study of the Indian Penal Code has been extensively revised and updated. With the help of examples, illustrations and elucidatory notes complex subjects have been explained in simple style so that readers could grasp the subjects easily. Excellent Annexures dealing with the rights of the accused, victims of crime and guidelines to effective study and understanding of criminal law have enhanced the worth and utility of the book. The cases that have upheld the concept of right to compensation to the victims of rape, even to a foreign national; accountability of public servants and ministers for arbitrary exercise of discretionary powers; personal liability for contempt of court; absolute liability against environmental and hazardous crimes; State accountability for police crimes, custodial death, atrocities on women and human rights violations; manufacturer's liability for criminal negligence etc., have been elaborately discussed. Crime against women, bride burning, dowry death and sexual harassment at workplace have also been incorporated. World wide trend to abolish death sentence and legalize Physician Assisted Suicide (PAS), euthanasia and mercy killing in the context of Aruna Ramchandra Shanbaugh right to die vis-a-vis right not to die; right to life of the unborn vis-a-vis women's right to privacy to seek termination of pregnancy, are some of the fascinating topics that form part of the book. The recent case of National Legal Service Authority in which Supreme Court has recognized members of T.G. Community as "Third Gender" and conferred all legal and constitutional rights under Articles 14, 19 and 21 of the Constitution has been discussed in detail. The question of desirability of death sentence for a rapist in the light of a great demand by a large section of the society and women organizations in particular has been critically examined in the context of American case of Anthony Cooker v. State of Georgia (1997) prohibiting death sentence for rape, being disproportionate, cruel and unusual punishment contrary to the VIIIth and XIVth Amendments to the U.S. Constitution. Rape under English Law, which has been drastically amended vide Sexual Offences Act, 23 and in many other countries etc., have been elaborately discussed. For instance, rape under English law is no more confined to a man. A woman can also be convicted for rape and it can be either vaginal or anal or by mouth. Criminal Law (Amendment) Act 13 of 213 that has drastically redrafted the provisions relating to sexual offences under sections 375, 376, 376A, 376B, 376C, 376D and 376E and sexual harassment, assault with intent to disrobe a woman, voyeurism and stalking etc. have been extensively discussed. Apart from Indian decisions, leading judgments decided by the courts of the United Kingdom, United States of America, Northern Ireland, Germany, France, South Africa, Australia, Canada, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Myanmar, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Singapore and European countries, etc., have been discussed at the appropriate places. To apprise the readers about the Penal Code at a glance, a new chapter entitled General Introduction has been added. The book is not only an ocean of information for students but also a valuable handbook for teachers besides being useful for the practitioners, social scientists, NGOs, law-makers, Judges and the courts entrusted with the dissension of criminal justice in India and elsewhere. Includes subject index 9789350358382

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Indian constitutional law

]]> By Jain, Mahabir Prashad.
Haryana Lexisnexis 2019 .
2059p , Includes subject index 9789386515049

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Indian constitutional law

]]> By Jain, Mahabir Prashad.
Haryana Lexisnexis 2019 .
2059p , Includes subject index 9789386515049

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Mulla the Indian contract act

]]> By Mulla, Dinshaw Fardunji.
Haryana LexisNexis 2016 .
384 , Includes subject index 9789351436362

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Mulla the Indian contract act

]]> By Mulla, Dinshaw Fardunji.
Haryana LexisNexis 2016 .
384 , Table of contents: Chapter 1: Of the communication, acceptance and revocation of proposals Communication, acceptance and revocation of proposals Communication when complete Revocation of proposals and acceptances Revocation how made Acceptance must be absolute Acceptance by performing conditions or receiving consideration Promises, express and implied Chapter 2: Of contracts, voidable contracts and void agreements What agreements are contracts Who are competent to contract What is a sound mind for the purpose of contracting "Consent" defined "Free consent" defined "Coercion" defined "Undue influence" defined "Fraud" defined "Misrepresentations" defined Voidability of agreements without free consent Power to set aside contract induced by undue influence Agreement void where both parties are under mistake as to matter of fact Effect of mistakes as to law Contract caused by mistake of one party as to matter of fact What considerations and objects are lawful and what not Chapter 3: Of contingent contracts Chapter 4: Of the performance of contracts Chapter 5: Of certain relations resembling those created by contract Chapter 6: Of the consequences of breach of contract Chapter 7: Sale of goods Chapter 8: Of indemnity and guarantee Chapter 9: Of bailment Chapter 10: Agency Chapter 11: Of partnership 9789351436362

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Modern hindu law codified and uncodified

]]> By Diwan, Paras.
Haryana Allahabad law agency 2018 .
640p , Contents: Chapter 1 Application of Hindu Law: Who are Hindus Chapter 2 Hindu Philosophy, Social Structure and Concept of Law Chapter 3 Source of Hindu Law Chapter 4 School of Hindu law, Migration and Change of Religion Chapter 5 Concept of Marriage and Theories of Divorce Chapter 6 Dowry Chapter 7 Marriage Chapter 8 Matrimonial Causes Chapter 9 Family Courts Chapter 10 Adoptions Chapter 11 Guardianship Chapter 12 The Mitakshara Joint family Chapter 13 The Dayabhaga Joint Family Chapter 14 Alienations Chapter 15 Son's Pious Obligation to pay father's debts Chapter 16 Partition Chapter 17 Woman's Property Chapter 18 Succession Chapter 19 Maintenance Chapter 20 Religious and Charitable Endowments Chapter 21 Damdupat Chapter 22 Benami Transactions Chapter 23 Impartible Estates Chapter 24 Gifts Acts of Hindu Law Table of Cases Includes subject index 9789380231150

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Modern hindu law codified and uncodified

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(The) Law of Torts

]]> By Ranchhoddas, Ratanlal.
Haryana LexisNexis 2018 .
901p , Chapter I. GENERAL PRINCIPLES II. SOME GENERAL ELEMENTS IN TORTS III. PERSONAL CAPACITY IV. FOREIGN TORTS V. JUSTIFICATION OF TORTS VI. DEATH IN RELIGION TO TORTS VII. DISCHARGE OF TORTS VIII. LIABILITIES FOR WRONGS COMMITTED BY OTHERS IX. REMEDIES X. CLASSIFICATION OF TORTS XI. TRESPASS TO PERSON XII. DEFAMATION XIII. MALICIOUS PROCEEDINGS XIV. WRONGS RELATING TO DOMESTIC AND OTHERS MISCELLANEOUS RIGHTS XV. TORTS TO REALTY OF IMMOVABLE PROPERTY XVI. TORTS AFFECTING IMMOVABLE AS WELL AS MOVABLE PROPERTY XVIII. TORTS TO INCORPOREAL PERSONAL PROPERTY XIX. NEGLIGENCE AND ALLIED TOPICS XX. NUISANCE XXI. FRAUD AND NEGLIGENT MISSTATEMENT APPENDICES SUMMARY SUBJECT INDEX 9789350357415

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(The) Law of Torts

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Commentary on the constitution of India

]]> By Das Basu, Durga .
Haryana LexisNexis 2014 .
clxxxiv; 954 , Includes index ; Articles 1 to 12 978-93-5143-100-8

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Commentary on the constitution of India

]]> By Das Basu, Durga .
Haryana LexisNexis 2014 .
clx; 7903 , Includes appendix & subject index; Articles 36 to 78 978-93-5143-100-8

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Commentary on the constitution of India

]]> By Basu, Durga Das.
Haryana LexisNexis 2019 .
cclv;955p-2682p , Title Page.............iii Foreword by Justice M N Venkatachaliah.............ix Contains Reference Table of Cases Subject Index FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS Article.13 Laws inconsistent with or in derogation of the fundamental rights Article.14 Equality before law Volume-2 (Article 13 and14) 9789351431923

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Commentary on the constitution of India

By Das Basu, Durga .
Haryana LexisNexis 2016 .
ccviii; 6405 , Includes subject index; Articles 25 to 36 978-93-5143-714

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Commentary on the constitution of India

]]> By Basu, Durga Das.
Haryana LexisNexis 2019 .
ccxvi; 2683p-3639p , Title Page.............iii Foreword by Justice M N Venkatachaliah.............ix Contains Reference Table of Cases Subject Index FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS Article.15 Prohibition of discrimination on grounds of religion, race, cast, sex, or place of birth... Article.16 Equality of opportunity in matters of public employment Article. 17 Abolition of Untouchability Article. 18 Abolition of titles Article. 19 Protection of certain rights regarding freedom of speech, etc Volume-3 (Article 15 and 19) contd 9789351433101

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Commentary on the constitution of India

]]> By Das Basu, Durga .
Haryana LexisNexis 2019 .
clxxxvi; 15557 , Includes appendix & subject index; Articles 311 to 368 978-93-8651-582-7

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Commentary on the constitution of India

]]> By Basu, Durga Das.
Haryana LexisNexis 2019 .
clxxiii; 3641p-4487p , Title Page.............iii Foreword by Justice M N Venkatachaliah.............ix Contains Reference Table of Cases Subject Index FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS Article.19 Protection of certain rights regarding freedom of speech, etc Volume-4 (Article 19) contd. 9789351433545

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Commentary on the constitution of India

]]> By Das Basu, Durga .
Haryana LexisNexis 2018 .
ccxxiv; 14530 , subject index; Articles 294 to 311 978-93-8651-567-4

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Commentary on the constitution of India

]]> By Basu, Durga Das.
Haryana LexisNexis 2019 .
clxviii; 3641p-4487p , Title Page.............iii Foreword by Justice M N Venkatachaliah.............ix Contains Reference Table of Cases Subject Index FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS (contd.) Article.20 Protection in respect of conviction for offences Article.21 Protection of life and personal liberty Article. 21A Right to Education Article.22 Protection against arrest and detention in certain cases Article.23 Prohibition of traffic in human beings and forced labor Article.24 Prohibition of employment of children in factories, etc Volume-4 (Article 19) contd. 9789351434023

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Commentary on the constitution of India

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Haryana LexisNexis 2018 .
ccxix; 13552 , subject index; Articles 233 to 293 978-93-8651-565-0

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Commentary on the constitution of India

]]> By Basu, Durga Das.
Haryana LexisNexis 2019 .
cxix; 7905p-9124p , Title Page.............iii Foreword by Justice M N Venkatachaliah.............ix Contains Reference Table of Cases Subject Index Parliament Article-79 Constitution of Parliament Article-80 Composition of the Council of States Article-81 Composition of the House of the People Article-82 Re-adjustment after each census Article-83 Duration of House of Parliament Article-84 Qualification for membership of Parliament Article-85 Sessions of Parliament, Prorogation and Dissolution Article-86 Right of President to address and send messages to Houses Volume-8 (Article 79 to 123) contd. 9789350359464

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Commentary on the constitution of India

]]> By Basu, Durga Das.
Haryana LexisNexis 2019 .
ccxl; 3125p-10267p , Title Page.............iii Foreword by Justice M N Venkatachaliah.............ix Contains Reference Table of Cases Subject Index Part V The Union Chapter IV The Union Judiciary General-9125 p to 9124 p Article-124 Establishment and Constitution of Supreme Court Article.124 A National Judicial Appointment Commission Article. 124 B Function of the Commission Article. 124-C Power of Parliament to make laws Article.125 Salaries, etc of Judge Article.126 Appointment of acting Chief Justice Article.127 Appointment of ad hoc Judges Article.128 Attendance of retired Judges Articles.129 Supreme Court to be a court of order Article. 130 Seat of Supreme Court Article.131 Original Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court etc.... Comptroller and auditor general of India The Executive The State Legislature etc Volume-9 (Article 124 to 213) contd. 9788131252550

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Commentary on the constitution of India

]]> By Basu, Durga Das.
Haryana LexisNexis 2019 .
ccl; 11205p-11900p , Title Page.............iii Foreword by Justice M N Venkatachaliah.............ix Contains Reference Table of Cases Subject Index Part VI The STATES (Contd.) Chapter V The The High Courts in the States (Contd.) Article.226. Power of High Courts to issue certain writs (Conts.) Part VI The States (Contd.) Chapter V The High Courts in the States (contd.) Articles.226. Volume-11(1) (Article 226) contd. 9788131252550

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]]> By Basu, Durga Das.
Haryana LexisNexis 2019 .
ccciii; 11203 , Title Page.............iii Foreword by Justice M N Venkatachaliah.............ix Contains Reference Table of Cases Subject Index Part V The Union Chapter IV The Union Judiciary General-9125 p to 9124 p Article-124 Establishment and Constitution of Supreme Court Article.124 A National Judicial Appointment Commission Article. 124 B Function of the Commission Article. 124-C Power of Parliament to make laws Article.125 Salaries, etc of Judge Article.126 Appointment of acting Chief Justice Article.127 Appointment of ad hoc Judges Article.128 Attendance of retired Judges Articles.129 Supreme Court to be a court of order Article. 130 Seat of Supreme Court Article.131 Original Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court etc.... Comptroller and auditor general of India The Executive The State Legislature etc Volume-10 (Article 214 to 226) contd. 978-81-3125-263-5

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Commentary on the constitution of India

]]> By Basu, Durga Das.
Haryana LexisNexis 2019 .
clxix; 12546p , Title Page.............iii Foreword by Justice M N Venkatachaliah.............ix Contains Reference Table of Cases Subject Index Part VI The STATES (Contd.) Chapter V The The High Courts in the States (Contd.) Article.226. Power of High Courts to issue certain writs (Conts.) Part VI The States (Contd.) Chapter V The High Courts in the States (contd.) Volume-11(2) (Article 226 to 232) contd. 978-81-312-5406-6

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Law of the Press

]]> By Basu, Durga Das.
Haryana LexisNexis 2010 .
1119p , General Contents Preface to the Fifth Edition Preface to the Fourth Edition Preface to the Third Edition Preface to the First Edition Table of Cases...................................xv Subject Index....................................1121 Part One General Principles Chapter 1. Introductory..........................................................................3 2. Freedom..............................................................................11 3Constitutional Foundation Of Freedom Of The Press In India 52 4. Need For Limitation On Freedom Of The Press....................62 5. Constitutional Exceptions On Freedom Of The Press.........106 6. The Press As Business.......................................................152 7. The Press As Property.........................................................191 8. The Press As Property.........................................................207 9. Rights, Privileges and Liabilities of the Press......................237 10.Rights, Duties and Liabilities of Proprietor, Printer, Publisher Editor, Author, Journalist, Contributor, Vendor....................270 PART TWO Appendices 9788180386220

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Law of the Press

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Sale of goods

By Kumar, Vipan.
Haryana Taxmann 2019 , Table of contents: 1. Preliminary 2. Formation of the contract 3. Effects of the contract 4. Performance of the contract 5. Rights of unpaid seller against the goods 6. Suits for breach of the contract 7. Miscellaneous

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Code of civil procedure

By Srivastava, Monika.
Haryana Taxmann 2019 .
295 p. , Table of contents: 1. History 2. Definitions 3. Foreign Judgement 4. Jurisdiction 5. res Sub-Judice, res-Juicata and Inherent powers 6. Interest & costs 7. Parties to suit, cause of action, institution of suit, recognized agents and service of summons 8. Pleadings 9. Plaint and written statement 10. Appearance of parties and consequence of non-appearance 11. Hearing & Disposal, framing of issues and trial 12. Discovery, inspection, production, impounding and return of documents 13. Admissions 14. Death, marriage and insolvency of parties 15. Withdrawal and adjustment of suits: order XXIII 16. Security for costs and payment into court 17. Interim orders 18. Special suits 19. Execution 20. First appeal against decree 21. Second appeal, appeal from orders and appeal 22. Reference, revision and review 23. The commercial courts, commercial division and commercial appellate division of high courts act, 2015

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