Now in its 54th year of publication, M C Bhandari Guide to Company Law Procedures has been a sole point of reference on the procedural aspects of Company Law since its inception. Apart from being cited in several judicial pronouncements, the book enjoys a unique stature and repute it has earned in the past five decades. The book explores various facets of Company Law and is thematically arranged under 4 volumes. The first volume is in Q&A format and provides step-by-step guidance on various procedures under the Companies Act, 2013. The next 3 volumes holistically compile Company Resolutions, Meetings, Notices, Rules & Regulations, Applications, Precedents, Sample agreements, forms and Practice Notes. This 24th edition has been revised by a team of experts consisting of senior practicing Company Secretaries, former President of ICSI, former Chairman of CCI and counsels and senior partners of Tier 1 law firms in India. One stop shop for company procedure: Besides, step by step guide to company procedures, this book provides over 25 draft agreements, (with drafting notes), over 2 resolutions, 2 notices, and 5 draft minutes, thus providing practical guidance with sample documentation for a host of situations. Easy to read: critically analysed Company Law procedures are explained in simple Q&A format Easy References: Includes easy to use Quick Reference Tables (QRTs) Incorporates analysis of the amendments brought forth by The Companies (Amendment) Act, 2017. Includes guidance on developments such as the redundancy of Company Law Boards and establishment of new judicial structure in the form of National Company Law Tribunals (NCLT) and National Company Law Appellate Tribunals (NCLAT). Provides analysis on the new Secretarial Standards I and II in comparison with the old Standards. Covers all latest amendments to Rules, Regulations, Forms and Fees under the Companies Act, 2013.

The key features of the book include: ? As updated by Finance Act,2016 ? Comprehensive legislative history with allied rules & schemes ? Includes all recent notifications & circulars ? Includes press releases & practice notes ? Includes recent case laws ? Includes relevant texts of the allied Acts ? New return forms as relevant for A.Y 2016-17 with Instructions ? Sections, Rules, Forms & case laws are presented innovatively in a tabular form ? Detailed Table of Content, Table of Sections & Table of Case Laws for easy navigation ? Cross-references across sections, schedules and allied Acts presented in tabular form is a unique feature of the title ? All terms and expressions as defined in the Act have been presented in tabular form

Pithisaria & Pithisaria on Direct Tax Circulars, is a very valuable extension to Chaturvedi & Pithisaria Income tax law. It is the most reliable, authentic and thorough coverage on the subject. The series takes into account the latest statutory amendments and case law from the period 1922-2015 on income tax, wealth tax and gift tax, and includes editorial notes along with statutory and judicial analysis, with an exhaustive volume-wise Subject Index and a consolidated Table of Cases. The instant edition provides a lot of innovative information which are not easily available at one place. No stone has been left unturned to present this new edition in an accessible form and it is hoped that it will prove to be a useful guide to all legal professionals dealing in direct tax laws. Volume 1: I.T. Sections 1 to 86A Volume 2: I.T. Sections 87 to 219 Volume 3: I.T. Sections 220 to End, W.T. Sections 1 to End G.T. Sections 1 to End, All Other Direct Tax Laws & e Black Money (Undisclosed Foreign Income and Assets) and Imposition of Tax Act, 2015, Sections 1 to End Volume 4: Double Taxation Treaties, TIEAs & Path nder to all 4 Volumes Some of the key features of the book include: ? It provides exhaustive discussion and elaboration of subsidiary legislative provisions on Direct Taxes expressed between the periods 1922-2015. ? This book covers large number of new Departmental Circulars, Clarifications, Instructions, Orders, Explanatory Circulars, Notifications, Press Notes, Press Releases, Press Communique, Press Report, Guidelines, Schemes, Regulations, etc. issued by the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) and Ministry of Finance on the subject of Direct Taxes, progressively reported in (2015) 379 ITR (complete) as also in Taxman, CTR, etc. ? The new Circulars, Notifications, Instructions, Orders, Press Releases, Guidelines, Schemes, Regulations, etc. are not only inserted or added at relevant places, but the existing subject matter is also thoroughly revised as and where necessary. ? The series also contains judicial pronouncements progressively reported in (2015) 379 ITR (complete), CTR, Taxman, ITD, (2015) 174 TTJ, etc.

C R Datta on Company Law (Treatise on the Companies Act, 2013 with Legislative History, Committee Reports, Notes on the Companies Act, 1956 & Sebi Regulations) (Set of 3 Vols. 2 Appendices 1 Consolidated Table of Cases & Subject Index) Volume 1 | Chapters I to VIII covering Sections 1 to 127 of the Companies Act 2013 Volume 2 | Chapters IX to XVI covering Sections 128 to 299 of the Companies Act 2013 Volume 3 | Chapters XV to XXIX covering Sections 230 to 470 of the Companies Act 2013 Appendix 1 | Appendices 1 to 100 including Rules, Orders, Notifications, Circulars and Clarifications issued underthe Companies Act, 2013, The Companies Act, 1956, The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016, The Black Money (Undisclosed Foreign Income and Assets) and Imposition of Tax Act, 2015 and other allied Acts Appendix 2 | Appendices 101 to 220 including The SEBI Act, 1992, SEBI Rules, Regulations and Guidelines, Central Government Guidelines, FDI, FIPB, DIPP, RBI and Miscellaneous Guidelines and Schemes relating to Capital Market, The Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934, NBFCS (RBI) Directions, Specifications, Rules, Guidelines and RBI Master Circulars/Directions Consolidated Table of Cases and Subject Index (Separate Booklet) C R Datta on Company Law enjoys the reputation of being one of the most analytical and holistic commentaries on Company Law. This newly revised seventh edition builds on this tradition, by critically examining the Companies Act, 2013. This work provides clarity where there are ambiguities or lacunae in the law. It scrutinises the various practical difficulties in enforcement of the new Act, and difficulties in interpretation of the Companies Act, 2013. New concepts and compliance requirements introduced by the Companies Act, 2013 have been examined, such as the need for an Independent Director. It also examines all important allied laws that affect and influence the functioning of company law. This edition has the benefit of having witnessed two full years of the Companies Act 2013, as well as the functioning of NCLT and NCLAT. Key Highlights:- ? Latest developments such as promulgation of Insolvency Bankruptcy Code of 2016, the Companies (Amendment) Act of 2015, the Companies (Amendment) Bill of 2016 and setting up of NCLT and NCLAT, examined ? Sharp, Incisive and Analytical commentary on the Companies Act, 2013 ? Reviving a classic traditional commentary and infusing contemporary analysis ? Exhaustive commentary and analysis spread across 3 volumes ? Includes 2 volumes of appendices which provides rules, regulations, circulars, orders issued under Companies Act, 2013 and Companies Act, 1956, as well as allied legislation and regulations issued thereunder ? Includes practical insights from 2 years of functioning of Companies Act, 2013 ? Includes views and commentary from Corporate Law Litigators, Law Firms, General Counsels, Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries ? Side by Side analysis of Companies Act, 2013 and Companies Act, 1956 ? Comparative and Quick Reference Tables for easy reference Testimonials:- ?C R Datta is an authentic treatise on Company Law...it goes a step further to provide analytical clarity on ambiguities or lacunae in the law?something which not every commentary achieves?this new edition reinforces its position as the gold standard of reference and research on the Companies Act.? ?Percival Billimoria Head of Delhi and Chair of Disputes, Regulatory, Advocacy and Policy Practice (DRAP), Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas ??an exhaustive and comprehensive work on Company Law?relevant regulations and guidelines issued by SEBI and RBI are also covered, which makes the book holistic and complete?useful to judges, company law tribunals and appellate tribunals, corporate litigators, chartered accountants, company secretaries and corporate houses.? ?Justice A K Patnaik Former Judge, Supreme Court of India ??addresses new challenges brought forth since the enactment of the Companies Act, 2013?provides the requisite clarity that is needed in this fast-changing and dynamic area of law.? ?G B Rao Former President, Institute of Company Secretaries of India, Institute of Cost Accountants of India Former Member, Government of India, Ministry of Corporate Affairs/Finance, Company Law Advisory Committee, Advisory Committee on Capital Issues Control ?This edition of C R Datta on Company Law is a useful, well-structured and comprehensive treatise?an incisive and in-depth analysis of the various facets of company law.? ?Ajay Bahl Co-founder and Managing Partner of AZB & Partners ?In this new edition, updates and lacunae in the 2013 Act have been addressed with practical explanations?Specifically, comparisons with the 1956 Act and explanations for changes introduced in the 2013 Act, have been handled appropriately and incisively.? ?Madhu Khatri Head, Legal and Corporate Affairs, Microsoft India ?The present exhaustively updated edition...is a timely intervention to fill in a void? To the extent that it deals with the law from a comparative perspective, exploring nuances of interpretative challenges of the new statute, this edition is a valued bequest.? ?Sajan Poovayya Senior Advocate

Key Features: ? The Volume 15 of the ninth edition covers Article 369 to Schedule XII of the Constitution of Indian and has been meticulously revised to include important decisions of the Supreme Court and various High Courts ? Overruled decisions have been checked in the light of law laid down by recent judgments of the higher courts ? Updated Table of Cases and Subject-Index provided for ready reference ? Leading treatise on the subject for over six decades ? Critically analyses legal provisions, with clarity and coherence ? An invaluable resource for judges, lawyers, legislators, social scientists, administrators, academicians, research scholars, and institutional libraries

D D Basu: Commentary on the Constitution of India is a pioneering work on the Indian Constitution. First published in 1950, this work has enjoyed the reputation of being one of the most comprehensive publications on the subject. It is the first authoritative work on the Constitution of India that adopted an interdisciplinary approach, examining this great document from the philosophical, sociological, political as well as legal perspectives. The series is a treatise on comparative constitutional jurisprudence. Key Features: ? Leading treatise on the subject for over six decades ? Critically analyses legal provisions, with clarity and coherence ? An invaluable resource for judges, lawyers, legislators, social scientists, administrators, academicians, research scholars, and institutional libraries

Key Features: ? First published in 1950, this pioneering work on the Indian Constitution enjoys the reputation of being one of the most authoritative publications on the subject ? An evergreen classic, this work is amongst the most comprehensive commentaries on the Constitution of India ? The Volume 13 of the ninth edition covers Articles 294 to 311 and has been meticulously revised to include important decisions of the Supreme Court and various High Courts ? Up to date with case law and developments since the publication of the last edition ? Overruled decisions have been checked in the light of law laid down by recent judgments of the higher courts ? Updated Table of Cases and Subject-Index provided for ready reference

Key Features: ? First published in 1950, this pioneering work on the Indian Constitution enjoys the reputation of being one of the most authoritative publications on the subject ? An evergreen classic, this work is amongst the most comprehensive commentaries on the Constitution of India ? The Volume 12 of the ninth edition covers Articles 233 to 293 and has been meticulously revised to include important decisions of the Supreme Court and various High Courts ? Up to date with case law and developments since the publication of the last edition ? Overruled decisions have been checked in the light of law laid down by recent judgments of the higher courts ? Updated Table of Cases and Subject-Index provided for ready reference

Key Highlights:- ? First published in 1950, this pioneering work on the Indian Constitution enjoys the reputation of being one of the most authoritative publications on the subject ? An evergreen classic, this work is amongst the most comprehensive commentaries on the Constitution of India ? Makes a critical and comparative analysis of the provisions of Indian Constitution and examines them from philosophical, sociological, political as well as legal perspectives ? Volume 11 of this monumental work covers Articles 226 to 232 of the Constitution. This Volume has been painstakingly updated to include the latest cases, legislative amendments and current developments in the constitutional law ? All Latest and notable cases of the Supreme Court as well as various High Courts have been incorporated ? Provides a detailed synopsis for easy navigation and reference ? An indispensable source of reference to Lawyers, Judges, Constitutional Law Experts, Officials of Central and State Government Law Departments, Academicians, Administrators and all such individuals who are in any way concerned with the working of the Constitution of India

Volume 1: Section 1 to 148 Volume 2: Section 149 to 210 Volume 3: Section 211 to 352 Volume 4: Section 353 to 473 Volume 5: Section 474 to 484 & Schedules Key Features:- ? Sohoni?s Code of Criminal Procedure is the most comprehensive and authoritative work on the law of Criminal Procedure in India ? It is a legal classic which has served the legal profession and everyone associated with it for almost a century ? This leading work has been painstakingly updated to include the latest cases, legislative amendments and current developments in the law relating to criminal procedure in India ? Changes made by the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2013 (Act 13 of 2013), The Code of Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Act, 2010 (Act 41 of 2010), and The Code of Criminal Procedure (Amendment) Act, 2008 (Act No. 5 of 2009) have been explained with the help of latest judgments of the higher courts ? Comprehensiveness, authoritativeness, lucidity of expression, clear exposition of law and its systematic arrangement distinguish this legal classic from other books on the subject ? 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 ? All latest notable decisions of the Supreme Court and various High Courts reported in leading reporters such as All India Reporter, Criminal Law Journal, Supreme Court Cases, have been incorporated and discussed at appropriate places in the book ? This work is an essential reference for Judges, Lawyers, prosecutors, Police Officers, Administrators, Academicians, and Research Scholars