"Adventures Of The GST Man" India's First Comic Book On GST - Review24 March 2019 6:52 AM GMTA comic is the last thing that comes to one's mind while looking for a tool to help understand a new and complex tax law like Goods and Services Tax (GST). But the same has been made possible by...
Book Review - DIMENSIONS OF JUSTICE by Sujata V Manohar28 Feb 2019 6:50 AM GMTThere is something touching about a daughter putting together a volume of essays in memory of her father, even if (some would say, particularly when) the offering is made posthumously. This...
![Book Review – Mulla CPC 19th Edition [Hardbound-3 Volumes – INR 6495/-] – Revised by Justice Deepak Verma, Justice CK Prasad & Namit Saxena](https://www.livelaw.in/cms/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/mulla.jpg "Book Review – Mulla CPC 19th Edition [Hardbound-3 Volumes – INR 6495/-] – Revised by Justice Deepak Verma, Justice CK Prasad & Namit Saxena")
The Code of Civil Procedure, 1973, is a vehicle for dispensation of justice with its applicability ranging from trial courts to the Supreme Court as well as tribunals. It has continuously evolved...
The Supreme Court has asked the Additional Solicitor General (ASG) to address the issue of a larger conspiracy angle in the manufacture of the bomb used to assassinate former Prime Minister Rajiv...
In this era of knowledge-based economy, as a result of the information technology revolution, intellectual property (IP) laws assume quite disproportionate importance. This might be due to the...
Even though the Agreement on the trade-related aspects of intellectual property rights (TRIPS) set the minimum standards of protection and enforcement of intellectual property (IP) rights, it could...
On the occasion of the World Environment Day this year, which falls on June 5, the world wants to know the consequences of the US pullout from the Paris Climate Change Agreement signed by 195...
The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, is a vehicle for dispensation of justice with its applicability ranging from trial courts to the Supreme Court.It has continuously evolved through legislative...
Dr. Megha Agarwal has recently published “Goods and Services Tax – The Road Ahead”. This book is structured as a compilation of individual focused pieces that as a whole, stand to provide the reader...
I have had the pleasure of perusing a copy of Guide To Insolvency Professional Examination penned by Mr. Pranav Khatavkar, an advocate from Mumbai.This is Pranav’s second book in relation to the...
Balanced Constitutionalism (Oxford University Press, 2017) is a rare attempt in the field of Comparative Constitutional Law. In the contemporary times, when the Constitutional systems around the...
I had the privilege to recently review the heart melting book by Neelam and Shekhar Krishnamoorthy on the Uphaar Cinema tragedy.The role of victims (both first hand and second hand i.e. guardians) in...
Raju Ramachandran belongs to the rare category at the Supreme Court bar, who inspite of immense work pressure manage to grab a pen and nourish their academic side. His book ‘I’ve been around for some...
On December 5, we will be observing the second anniversary of the passing away of Justice V.R.Krishna Iyer. The two years since his passing away have seen an extraordinary interest in the...
When the Supreme Court pronounced the sentence to Ansals in 2015 for Rs 30 Crore each in lieu of imprisonment, I had criticized the sentencing to be judge centric and unprincipled. I could not...
Ambiguity is antidote of transparency. Mystery of legal language takes out the possibility of realization of the right and leaves scope for contradictory interpretations facilitating injustice. The...
To the best of my knowledge, this is the first commentary on the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016(“Code”). I have perused the contents of the book and at the outset my primary remark is that the...
