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LAW OF PROTECTION OF WOMEN FROM DOMESTIC VIOLENCE BY DK GANGULY The object of the Domestic Violence Act, 2005 is to provide for effective protection of the rights guaranteed under the Constitution, of women, who are victims of violence of any kind occurring within the family. The Act only confers right to remedy to the wives and women in domestic…
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Property has, always, been one of the fundamental elements of socio-economic life of an individual. Consequently, the law relating to Transfer of Property is not only an important branch of Civil Law but also one that demands proper elucidation due to its complexity. The present work fulfills this requirement by providing an exhaustive and dependable commentary on the existing law…
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This Fifth revised and enlarged edition of the work has been revised and rewritten by the celebrated author who has to his credit over two dozen books on law, a number of which are on subjects of constitutional law. Unlike other books on writs, which deal with writ remedies provided by articles 32, 226 and 227 only, the present work…
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Law On Execution Of Decrees And Orders The subject of this book is one of the most important part of Law and is deals with the most important topics in a comprehensive yet summarised manner.
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LAW ON INSOLVENCY AND BANKRUPTCY BY RAJENDER KUMAR (Includes commentary, case laws, notifcations, rulesregulations, circulars, guidelines and facilitations)
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About the Book The purpose of the General Clauses Act is to place in one single statute different provisions as regards interpretations of words and legal principles which would otherwise have to be specified separately in many different Acts and Regulations. The General Clauses Act, 1897, has been enacted to shorten the language of statutory enactments and to avoid superfluity…
