Citizen's rights and the rule of law problems and prospects edited by Venkat Iyer.
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TextLanguage: Publication details: Nagpur : Lexis Nexis, 2008.Description: 200 pISBN: - 9788180384424
- 342.54083 IYE/CIT
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Table of Contents :
Chapter 1. KULDIP NAYAR-A SIMPLE AND FEARLESS JUDGE
Chapter 2. ANIL B. DIVAN-CITIZENS’ RIGHTS AND THE RULE OF LAW
Chapter 3. T.R. ANDHYARUJINA-PIL: THE PATH OF DEVIATION AND DISTORTION
Chapter 4. SUJATA MANOHAR-FUNDAMENTAL FREEDOMS UNDER THE LAW
Chapter 5. GOPAL SRI RAM-THE IMPACT OF INDIAN CASES ON MALAYSIAN HUMAN RIGHTS JURISPRUDENCE
Chapter 6. FALI S. NARIMAN-FROM CONSERVATIVE TO LIBERAL: A JUDGE TRANSFORMED
Chapter 7.M.A. RANE-A FEARLESS JUDGE WITH UN-IMPEACHABLE INTEGRITY: SOME MEMORIES OF JUSTICE J.C. SHAH
Chapter 8. M.L. PENDSE-CITIZENS’ RIGHTS AND DE-MOCRACY IN INDIA
Chapter 9. RAJINDER SACHAR-INDIAN DEMOCRACY AND THE RULE OF LAW
Chapter 10, G. L. SANGHI-A GREAT JURIST
Chapter 11. M.H. KANIA-VICTIMS OF CRIMES: DO THEY HAVE ANY RIGHTS?
Chapter 12. K.K. SINGHVI—RIGHTS, RESPONSIBILITIES AND REMEDIES
Chapter 13. JUSTICE J.C. SHAH (RETD.)—THE RULE OF LAW AND THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION—SIR DORAB TATA MEMORIAL LECTURES