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People are very often resorting to the judiciary for justice. Carrying a photocopy of the Constitution or preamble in a procession has become a common practise across our country.…
People are very often resorting to the judiciary for justice. Carrying a photocopy of the Constitution or preamble in a procession has become a common practise across our country. Understanding the Indian Legal system is no longer a prerogative of law practitioners. This account is a humble attempt to discuss the basic features of the system for Political Science students and commoners across ten chapters. The historical background of the Indian legal system, court procedures in India, writ jurisdiction, Judicial activism and restraints, and Public Interest Litigation are discussed with examples. Administrative tribunals, subordinate courts, Electoral laws, anti-defection laws, co-operative laws, mahila courts and new criminal laws will no longer remain a mist to the readers. The author Gautam Mukhopadhyay is a retired teacher of Political Science. His vast teaching experience and his academic records of completing graduation in law have made this book authentic and easy to read.
