Library Catalogue
The Constitution of India :
The Constitution of India : Select Issues & Perceptions /
Subhash C. Jain.
- New Delhi : Taxmann Publications, 2000.
- 23, 519 p. ; 25 cm.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 503-504) and indexes.
The book contains conceptual analysis of thirty-seven select issues of Constitutional Law in India many of which are of significant current importance. This study formed Division Four of The Constitution of India : A Commemorative Edition on 50 Years of Indian Constitution which was released earlier this year and received warm response from highly acclaimed quarters. Relevant Indian case law has been appropriately discussed while dealing with the issues. A chapter offering an overview of amendments to the Constitution of India gives a bird’s eye view of important developments on the subject.
Some of the topics discussed are :
Definition of the words "Secular" and "Socialist" in the preamble to the Constitution
Reservations for Women and Article 16
Caretaker Government and its Functions Pending Elections
President's Competence to Remove Union Minister without consulting Cabinet
President Governor's Address - A Constitutional Mandate
President's Assent to Bills Passed by Parliament
Removal of a Judge of the Supreme Court/High Court and the Powers of Parliament
Follow-up of the Sarkaria Commission Recommendations
Conflict between Legislature and Judiciary
National Government
Contains analysis of thirty seven select issues of Constitutional Law in India, which are current importance.
8174962921
Library of Congress -- New Delhi Field Office Rs450.00
00403466
Constitutional law--India.
KNS1750 / .I525 2000
342.54/023
Includes bibliographical references (p. 503-504) and indexes.
The book contains conceptual analysis of thirty-seven select issues of Constitutional Law in India many of which are of significant current importance. This study formed Division Four of The Constitution of India : A Commemorative Edition on 50 Years of Indian Constitution which was released earlier this year and received warm response from highly acclaimed quarters. Relevant Indian case law has been appropriately discussed while dealing with the issues. A chapter offering an overview of amendments to the Constitution of India gives a bird’s eye view of important developments on the subject.
Some of the topics discussed are :
Definition of the words "Secular" and "Socialist" in the preamble to the Constitution
Reservations for Women and Article 16
Caretaker Government and its Functions Pending Elections
President's Competence to Remove Union Minister without consulting Cabinet
President Governor's Address - A Constitutional Mandate
President's Assent to Bills Passed by Parliament
Removal of a Judge of the Supreme Court/High Court and the Powers of Parliament
Follow-up of the Sarkaria Commission Recommendations
Conflict between Legislature and Judiciary
National Government
Contains analysis of thirty seven select issues of Constitutional Law in India, which are current importance.
8174962921
Library of Congress -- New Delhi Field Office Rs450.00
00403466
Constitutional law--India.
KNS1750 / .I525 2000
342.54/023