"The book gives a comprehensive picture of the evolution of the provisions of India?s Constitution. It is an article ? wise analysis of the Constitution in light of the: (i) Constituent Assembly Debates (CAD) ? where the Constituent Assembly Members questioned and challenged each other on the proposed Articles in the Draft Constitution from 1948 till January 1950 (ii) Draft Constitution (presented by the Drafting Committee for consideration by the Constituent Assembly on 4 Nov 1948) (iii) Lok Sabha Debates on Constitutional Amendments (iv) Important Supreme Court judgments The analysis of each of the Articles in the Constitution comprises of: (i) Overview ? Author?s comment on the evolution of the Article (ii) Articles in the Constitution of India (iii) Corresponding Article in the Draft Constitution (iv) Relevant extracts from the CAD (v) Relevant extracts from the Lok Sabha Debates on Constitution Amendment Acts (vi) Essential extracts from Supreme Court judgments"

Samaraditya Pal?s India?s Constitution - Origins and Evolution traces the evolution of each provision of the Constitution of India, in the light of the Constituent Assembly Debates, Lok Sabha Debates on Amendments and significant Supreme Court judgements. This book presents each Article in a comparative perspective between the vision of the drafters of the Constitution and most relevant interpretation by the Supreme Court. This multi-volume series provides exhaustive Article - wise analysis of the Constitution of India. The overview on each Article comprises of author?s expert comments on the evolution of the constitutional provision in a nutshell. The introduction briefly explains the genesis & evolution of the Constitution and Reading the Book describes the unique treatment and arrangement of content. It also incorporates relevant verbatim extracts from Constituent Assembly Debates, Lok Sabha Debates and Apex judgements. Coverage of Volume 1: This volume covers Articles 352 to 395, dealing with Emergency Provisions; Amendments; Temporary, Transitional and Special Provisions; and the 12 Schedules of the Constitution of India. The book is indispensable for Law practitioners, Judges ? Supreme Court, High Courts & Trial Courts, National & State Judicial Academies, Court and Parliament Libraries, Law Firms and Academicians & Research Scholars.

Key Highlights:- ? A leading treatise on the subject for over ten decades, this work, is a section-wise presentation of the complex and multi-dimensional subject of criminal law in a lucid, comprehensive and systematic manner. ? This 12th edition has been extensively and meticulously revised to include all latest and notable decisions of the Supreme Court and various High Courts. ? Several topics have been added and existing comments have been elaborated taking into account the changes brought about by recent legislative amendments as well as judgments of higher courts. ? The book, primarily concerned with the substantive offences incorporated in the Indian Penal Code, 1860 also traces and analyses the legislative as well as judicial developments in other countries such as the UK, USA, Canada and Australia. ? Authenticity, originality and reliability have always been the hallmarks of this publication and every possible care has been taken in this edition to maintain the original excellence, style and quality of the work. ? This edition will be an invaluable reference for judges, lawyers, investigating officers, judicial and police training academies (national and state), police departments, CBI officials, researchers and scholars.

Volume 10A: Sections 1 to 37; Volume 10B: Sections 38 to 94A; Volume 10C: Sections 95 to 234E; Volume 10D: Sections 235 to 298, Schedules, ITAT Rules, IT Rules & NTT Act, etc. The Income Tax Law (Tribunal) Series 10A, 10B, 10C and 10D has been published as a companion to the renowned 10 volume series on Income Tax Law by Chaturvedi & Pithisaria. The second edition of the Tribunal series covers 20,000 cases (approx.) on Income-tax Law decided by Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) across India. It comprehensively covers case law presented in a section-wise format to make it reader friendly. ITAT is a final fact finding authority on ?Question of Fact?, hence, the cases are very useful and acceptable during litigation involving similar facts. Therefore, it?s vital to understand/quote the right precedent to win the fact-based cases. This companion has been aimed to make legal research easy for tax professionals, tax researchers and tax administrators. It provides the requisite practical guidance to handle income-tax litigations in a hassle-free manner. Salient Features:- ? Statutory law has been updated up to the Finance Act, 2016 (28 of 2016) and also the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (31 of 2016). The change in law brought about by each amendment till date has been explained in a simple and lucid manner. ? Case law of Tribunal Benches progressively reported in (2016) 175 TTJ complete, dated 09-02-2016 and (2016) 44 ITTR complete and ITD, etc. ? Accurate and precise footnotes have been inserted for displaying statutory changes to the relevant sections, indicating the particular date from which such change(s) has/have become effective. ? Each and every ITAT decisions/orders has been examined carefully. ? An attempt has been made to give equivalent citations of various journals with respect to case law. ? The principles about Interpretation of Statutes have been dealt with elaborately. ? This treatise will prove to be a valuable guide written with an object of giving a detailed, reliable, authentic and thorough coverage of all aspects of the ITAT decisions/orders. ? An alphabetical Table of Cases and an easy-to-find exhaustive Subject Index forms part of each volume.

Chaturvedi & Pithisaria?s High Court on Income Tax is a case digest covering judgments ranging from 1922 to 2015. Written in a lucid and simple style, this comprehensive compendium covers over 50,000 notable judicial decisions of the High Court presented in a section-wise manner categorized under appropriate headings and sub-headings. This new treatise covers case law upto and including (2015) ITR Volume 373, as well as reported in other journals including CTR, Taxation, Taxmann, Tax LR, AIR, etc. High Court decisions which have been reversed, affirmed, overruled, impliedly overruled, relied on, dissented from, by Supreme Court rulings have also been discussed. The case digest is an invaluable and authentic reference work for chartered accountants, lawyers, judges, tax practitioners and corporate professionals. Key Features ? Comprehensive coverage of more than 50,000 cases spanning across nine decades ? Section-wise presentation of judgments for ease of reference ? Meticulous classification of case law under headings and sub-headings ? Analysis of cases indicating the treatment received in later SC & HC judgments

Commentary on the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 discussing in detail the provisions concerning topics such as: Jurisdiction, Miscellaneous Provisions, High Courts not being Courts of Judicial Commissioners, Small Cause Courts and Chartered High Courts, Commencement of Proceedings, Parties, Framing of Proceedings, Issue and Service of Summons, Written Statements, Pleading, Appearance and Ex-parte Decree, First Hearing, Discovery, Admission, Interlocutory Proceedings, Payment into Court, Issuance of Commissions, Orders to Protect Rights, Withdrawal and Compromise of Suits, Trial, Transfer of Cases, Judgments, Special Suits, Appeals, References, Review, revision, Caveat, Execution, Restitution.

Key Highlights:- ? Halsbury?s Laws of India is a series based on Halsbury?s Laws of England, which provides a comprehensive statement of law ? This series is not a commentary but presents the legal position as it is laid by legislation and case law ? HLI Banking and Finance is a consolidated volume on Banking and Finance, Bills of Exchange and Other Negotiable Instruments ? Extensive coverage of the latest case law ? Commentary on the latest amendments of the Companies Act discussed ? Latest amendments like the Negotiable Instruments Amendment Act, 2015 among others are also discussed in detail

Thematically arranged, this volume is a consolidated work on the underlying concepts and principles of Administrative Law. It restates law in the form of relevant case law references on delegated legislation, judicial control, natural justice, discretionary powers and judicial review. It also incorporates the legal position of law on Public Interest Litigation, Misfeasance in Public office, Right to Information, Proportionality and Writ Petitions, thereby offering a more holistic view on the subject. This edition covers all relevant judicial developments since its last edition. Due to the encyclopaedic nature of Halsbury?s Laws, and its unique style and purpose, it is a must for academicians, legal scholars, the bar and the bench.

(Set of Appendix Part 3,4,5&6 1 Consolidated Table of Cases and Subject Index) Box-2 Covers: APPENDIX-3 (App. 181 to 231) Part VIII?The Securities and Exchange Board of India Act, 1992 and various Rules, Regulations and Guidelines, issued thereunder APPENDIX-4 (App. 232 to 320) Part VIII (contd.) ?The Securities and Exchange Board of India Act, 1992 and various Rules, Regulations and Guidelines, issued thereunder Part IX?The Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956 and Rules, Regulations framed thereunder and other Guidelines, issued by Government of India, Department of Economic Affairs APPENDIX-5 (App. 321 to 365) Part X?Notifications, Guidelines issued by Ministry of Finance, Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Industry and Reserve Bank of India on other Miscellaneous Matters Part XI?Miscellaneous Acts Part XII?SecretariaI Standards [issued by ICSI] Part XIIA?Indian Accounting Standards [Ind AS] APPENDIX-6 (App. 366 to 376A) Part XIII?Accounting Standards, Auditing Standards and Guidance Notes [issued by ICAI] Part XIV?Cost Accounting Standards [issued by ICAI (earlier ICWAI)] CONSOLIDATED TABLE OF CASES & SUBJECT INDEX AND ADDITIONAL REFERENCE MATERIAL Including Companies (Amendment) Act, 2014 and Exemptions to Private companies, Government Companies, Nidhis, and Charitable companies under s. 462 of the 2013 Act

Key Highlights of the 18th Edition of Ramaiya A Guide to Companies Act 2013: Comprehensive and authoritative commentary on the new Companies Act 2013. Side by side analysis of Companies Act 1956 and Companies Act 2013. New Concepts/provisions introduced by Companies Act 2013 analyzed and discussed. For example: One Person Company, Changes in compliance norms for Related Party Transactions, Corporate Governance, Independent Directors, Audit Committees, Corporate Social Responsibility, etc. Commentary prepared by experts in corporate law. Diverse Contributor profile with rich experience in regulatory, compliance, litigation, transaction advisory role, as well as accounting and auditing. Contributors include, senior advocates, former member of the company law board, partners of the big four accounting firms, and top tier corporate law firms, company secretaries, and chartered accountants. The eighteenth edition examines the relationship between the Companies Act 2013 and the Companies Act 1956 and to address unique challenges/issues arising out of concurrent operation of two Acts and throws light on ambiguities and uncertainties in the law. Rules, Clarifications, Notifications and Orders issued under Companies Act 2013 and Allied Legislation (SEBI Regulations, FEMA Regulations, RBI Master Circulars etc.) updated as on the date of going to press. Analysis and in-depth coverage of Companies Act, as well as Allied legislation. Detailed appendixes, providing rules, regulations, orders issued under Companies Act 2013, and Companies Act 1956, as well as Allied legislation and regulations issued thereunder Now stay updated with Ramaiya website access at http://ramaiya.lexisindia.in. Testimonials: Ramaiya?s Guide to the Companies Act represents the most thorough and comprehensive reference work on corporate law. The book has been relied on and cited in various judgments of the Supreme Court as well as High Courts. This edition, like the previous editions, will be invaluable for corporates, practicing advocates, accounting professionals, company secretaries as well as the judiciary. ? Justice Ruma Pal Former Judge, Supreme Court of India With the Companies Act, 2013 coming into force, practitioners and serious students alike have waited with bated breath for Ramaiya's commentary. The Act, having covered new areas and, in the process, having given rise to numerous doubts and difficulties, the need was felt, more than ever before, for an aid to facilitate a clear understanding. This edition provides the requisite clarity and comprehensiveness that Ramaiya, as the definitive treatise on the subject, has manifested for decades. The comparisons with the 1956 Act, the explanations for the changes, and the interpretative challenges have been handled in a manner that has stood the test of time. ? M. Damodaran Chairman, Excellence Enablers Pvt. Ltd. & Former Chairman, SEBI Ramaiya?s commentary has over many decades been the benchmark for any reference and research on the Companies Act. Like all other previous editions, this one too will find a prominent place in every lawyer?s library for there is no other alternative in the depth of information and analysis on the Companies Act, 2013. ? V. Lakshmikumaran Managing Partner, Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan As always, Ramaiya is a must have for every lawyer. The depth of research and insight it contains makes it invaluable. With the coming into force of the new Companies Act, 2013 and the new complexities in this area of law, Ramaiya becomes even more invaluable. ? Zia Mody Founding Partner, AZB & Partners Since its first edition in 1956, Ramaiya and company law have been inseparable in the minds of Indian corporate lawyers. Ramaiya?s Guide to the Companies Act has remained the most admired volume ? perhaps the most cited work in Indian company courts and tribunals. The Guide has stood out strongly and exceptionally in every way - its meticulous research, well written commentary, description of legislative intent, succinct coverage of Indian and foreign judicial precedents, procedural aspects, notifications, clarifications and circulars. It is a wonderful compilation of Indian company law. It will be no exaggeration to say that this book is the most productive investment for practitioners in corporate laws. ? Jyoti Sagar Chairman & Founder, J. Sagar Associates