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Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 1 to Vol. 15 (Total 16 Volumes)
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Lexis Nexis
| Author:
D D Basu
| Language:
English
| Format:
Paperback
Publisher:
Lexis Nexis
Author:
D D Basu
Language:
English
Format:
Paperback
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The Commentary was first published within nine months of the commencement of the Constitution in 1950, it is the pioneering work on the Indian Constitution. It is not merely a digest of cases, but rather a treatise on comparative constitutional jurisprudence. The first authoritative work on the Constitution of India that adopted an interdisciplinary approach. It threw light on this great document from different angles and examined it from the philosophical, sociological, political as well as legal perpectives.
It was the first Indian work on Constitutional Law to be studied from one end of the world to the other, including countries, that do not belong to the Anglo-American jurisprudential tradition. These two volumes in discussion cover one of the most fascinating topics in the Constitution: the powers of the country’s High Courts in relation to the enforcement of fundamental and other legal rights.
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 1 ; (Covering Articles 1 to 12)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 2 ; (Covering Articles 13 to 14)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 3 ; (Covering Articles 15 to 19 (Contd.))
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 4 ; (Covering Article 19 (Contd.))
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 5 ; (Covering Articles 20 to 24)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 6 ; (Covering Articles 25 to 35)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 7 ; (Covering Articles 36 to 78)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 8 ; (Covering Articles 79 to 123)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 9 ; (Covering Articles 124 to 213)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 10 ; (Covering Articles 214 to 226 (Contd))
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 11(1) ; (Covering Article 226 (Contd))
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 11(2) ; (Covering Articles 226 (Contd) to 232)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 12; (Covering Articles 233 to 293)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 13; (Covering Articles 294 to 311(Contd))
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 14; (Covering Articles 311(Contd.) to 368)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 15; (Covering Articles 369 to Schedule XII)
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The Commentary was first published within nine months of the commencement of the Constitution in 1950, it is the pioneering work on the Indian Constitution. It is not merely a digest of cases, but rather a treatise on comparative constitutional jurisprudence. The first authoritative work on the Constitution of India that adopted an interdisciplinary approach. It threw light on this great document from different angles and examined it from the philosophical, sociological, political as well as legal perpectives.
It was the first Indian work on Constitutional Law to be studied from one end of the world to the other, including countries, that do not belong to the Anglo-American jurisprudential tradition. These two volumes in discussion cover one of the most fascinating topics in the Constitution: the powers of the country’s High Courts in relation to the enforcement of fundamental and other legal rights.
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 1 ; (Covering Articles 1 to 12)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 2 ; (Covering Articles 13 to 14)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 3 ; (Covering Articles 15 to 19 (Contd.))
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 4 ; (Covering Article 19 (Contd.))
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 5 ; (Covering Articles 20 to 24)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 6 ; (Covering Articles 25 to 35)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 7 ; (Covering Articles 36 to 78)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 8 ; (Covering Articles 79 to 123)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 9 ; (Covering Articles 124 to 213)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 10 ; (Covering Articles 214 to 226 (Contd))
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 11(1) ; (Covering Article 226 (Contd))
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 11(2) ; (Covering Articles 226 (Contd) to 232)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 12; (Covering Articles 233 to 293)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 13; (Covering Articles 294 to 311(Contd))
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 14; (Covering Articles 311(Contd.) to 368)
- Commentary on the Constitution of India; Vol 15; (Covering Articles 369 to Schedule XII)
About Author
Dr Durga Das Basu, M.A., LL.D (Cal.), D. Lit (Cal. Burd.), (1910-1997), a renowned Indian jurist and lawyer, served as Judge, High Court of Calcutta, and Honorary Professor, Banaras Hindu University. He was also a member of the Union Law Commission. Dr Basu was awarded the Padma Bhushan (1985), National Citizen’s Award (1991) and was also honored with an Honorary Fellowship of Asiatic Society, Calcutta (1994). He has authored some of the most authoritative and reputed works on the Constitution of India.
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