Key Features ? Provides detailed and updated information on every central enactment of civil application in force ? Statutory amendments and case law have been examined and updated with some innovative features being introduced ? Introduces cause titles and parallel citations in respect of cases incorporated in this edition ? MLJ CCM being recognised as the classic work in Indian Judicial System is a must have for Judges, Lawyers, Law Libraries, Government Departments, legislators, academicians, local authorities and others related ? Presents an authoritative, revised and fully updated source of the Law relating to Civil Procedure in India

Key Features ? The volume 6 of the series extensively covers Orders 22 to End of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 and presents an authoritative, revised and fully updated source of the law relating to civil procedure in India. ? This edition also contains the allied bare Acts viz. Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 (26 of 1996), Indian Stamp Act, 1899 (2 of 1899), Limitation Act, 1963 (36 of 1963), Registration Act, 1908 (16 of 1908), Indian Services Authorities Act, 1987 (39 of 1987) and Letters Patent for the High Courts of Allahabad, Calcutta, Madras, Bombay, Lahore (Punjab, Haryana & Delhi), Nagpur (Madhya Pradesh) and Patna ? Provides detailed and updated information on every central enactment of civil application in force ? Statutory amendments and case law have been examined and updated with some innovative features being introduced ? Introduces cause titles and parallel citations in respect of cases incorporated in this edition ? MLJ CCM being recognised as the classic work in Indian Judicial System is a must have for Judges, Lawyers, Law Libraries, Government Departments, legislators, academicians, local authorities and others related ? Presents an authoritative, revised and fully updated source of the Law relating to Civil Procedure in India

First published in 1927, the MLJ Civil Court Manual has undergone several editions and has retained its pre-eminent position in the domain of legal literature. This new series provides detailed and updated information on every central enactment of civil application in force. Statutory amendments and case law have been growing day-by-day. We have examined and updated both for this edition. An innovative feature of the 14th Edition is the introduction of cause titles and parallel citations in respect of cases incorporated in this edition. We have also included relevant Rules for select Acts. Coverage of this volume This volume extensively covers Orders 1 to 21 of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 and presents an authoritative, revised and fully updated source of the law relating to civil procedure in India. General facts & features of this edition (1) Coverage: ? Case law coverage o Exhaustive coverage of SC cases. Case law drawn from approximately 53 High Court and Supreme Court journals. o Case law covered till October 2011. o Extensive coverage based on state journals, which carry judgments not published by national journals e.g.: - Andhra Law Decisions, - Bombay Case Reporter, - Calcutta Weekly Notes, - Gauhati Law Times, - Jharkhand Cases Reporter, - Kerala Law Weekly, - Madhya Pradesh High Court Cases, - Orissa Law Reporter. o Critical and relevant facts integrated into the proposition of cases. ? Statutory coverage o Legislative reference (amendments to sections) CCM includes all relevant legislative references under each section. The effective date of commencement (?w.e.f.? and ?w.r.e.f?) highlighted in every legislative reference. (2) New key features: ? Statement of Objects and Reasons (SOR) introduced in CCM for the first time. ? Parallel citations incorporated for cases included in this edition. ? Party names: We have introduced cause titles (party names) in respect of cases incorporated in this edition. ? For easy identification of case law on the relevant subject of the reader?s choice, headings & sub-headings have been introduced under section headings in this edition. (3) Matter styled and organized for the convenience of readers: ? SC cases highlighted: All Supreme Court cases have been highlighted with a bold bullet mark (?) preceding the party names. ? For easy navigation, the running heads carry: ? Name of the Act, ? Section number and heading, and ? Synopsis number. ? Case treatment provided. Indicated where cases have been ?relied on?, ?overruled?, ?followed? or ?dissented from?. ? Case law under each section has been presented in two columns to maximize per page coverage. ? Detailed Synopses provided for all statutes. ? Acts and Rules have been presented in an Alphabetical as well as Chronological list in the table of contents.

First published in 1927, the MLJ Civil Court Manual has undergone several editions and has retained its pre-eminent position in the domain of legal literature. This new series provides detailed and updated information on every central enactment of civil application in force and is a must have for all judges, lawyers, law libraries, government departments, legislators, academia, local authorities and others related. Statutory amendments and case law have been growing day-by-day. We have examined and updated both for this edition. An innovative feature of the 14th Edition is the introduction of cause titles and parallel citations in respect of cases incorporated in this edition. Edited under the able guidance of Justice M L Singhal, M K Pithisaria & Mukesh Pithisaria, this volume covers 67 prominent central acts including the Central Sales Tax Act, 1956, Central Excise Act, 1944, Census Act, 1948, Citizenship Act, 1955, Cinematograph Act, 1952, Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act, 1995, Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Act, 1986, Chartered Accountants Act, 1949, Charitable Endowments Act, 1890 and the Christian Marriage Act, 1872. Also included are rules for select acts such as the Civil Defence Rules, 1968, Citizenship Rules, 2009 and Prohibition of Smoking in Public Places Rules, 2008 among others. Vol 3 covers Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Act, 1995 to Coconut Development Board Act, 1979.

The MLJ CIVIL COURT MANUAL The encyclopedia of Central Acts with Important Rules New thoroughly revised & updated 14th edition By M L Singhal The set will be published in 36 volumes covering over 5,00,000 cases in nearly 63,000 pages Key Highlights - Major Acts such as the Arms Act, 1959, the Army Act, 1950, and the Benami Transactions (Prohibition) Act, 1988 have been covered extensively and comprehensively - The table of contents provide Acts and Rules in an Alphabetical as well as Chronological order - Introduction of cause titles and parallel citations in respect of cases is incorporated - Case law covered till April 2011 and presented in 2 columns - 74 new Acts has been covered - Includes all relevant legislative references under each section with the effective date of commencement (?w.e.f.? and ?w.r.e.f?) highlighted - Statement of Objects and Reasons (SOR) introduced in CCM for the first time - Headings & sub-headings have been introduced for easy identification of case law on the relevant subject - All Supreme Court cases have been highlighted with a bold bullet mark (?) preceding the party names - For easy navigation, the running heads carry the name of the act, section and the synopsis number - For easy reference, crucial information in relation to judments as to whether they have been ?overruled?, ?reversed?, ?dissented?, has been highlighted - Detailed Synopses is provided for all statutes - Extensive coverage of cases found in state journals only and not reported by national journals has been included For discount & queries, mail to [email protected] have been introduced for easy identification of case law on the relevant subject - All Supreme Court cases have been highlighted with a bold bullet mark (?) preceding the party names - For easy navigation, the running heads carry the name of the act, section and the synopsis number - For easy reference, crucial information in relation to judments as to whether they have been ?overruled?, ?reversed?, ?dissented?, has been highlighted - Detailed Synopses is provided for all statutes - Extensive coverage of cases found in state journals only and not reported by national journals has been included For discount & queries, mail to [email protected] have been introduced for easy identification of case law on the relevant subject - All Supreme Court cases have been highlighted with a bold bullet mark (?) preceding the party names - For easy navigation, the running heads carry the name of the act, section and the synopsis number - For easy reference, crucial information in relation to judments as to whether they have been ?overruled?, ?reversed?, ?dissented?, has been highlighted - Detailed Synopses is provided for all statutes - Extensive coverage of cases found in state journals only and not reported by national journals has been included For discount & queries, mail to [email protected] information in relation to judments as to whether they have been ?overruled?, ?reversed?, ?dissented?, has been highlighted - Detailed Synopses is provided for all statutes - Extensive coverage of cases found in state journals only and not reported by national journals has been included For discount & queries, mail to [email protected] information in relation to judments as to whether they have been ?overruled?, ?reversed?, ?dissented?, has been highlighted - Detailed Synopses is provided for all statutes - Extensive coverage of cases found in state journals only and not reported by national journals has been included For discount & queries, mail to [email protected]

Presenting the most comprehensive, reliable and up-to-date Civil Court Manual in the country. Exhaustive coverage of Supreme Court cases and Case law drawn from 48 High Court & Supreme Court journals Key Highlights - Major Acts such as the Arbitration Act (in 866pp), Advocates Act and the Administrative Tribunal Act have been covered extensively and comprehensively - The table of contents provide Acts and Rules in an Alphabetical as well as Chronological order - Introduction of cause titles and parallel citations in respect of cases is incorporated Case law covered till January 2011 - 10,000 (approx.) new cases have been added - Covers all new Acts - Includes all relevant legislative references under each section - Statement of Objects and Reasons (SOR) introduced in CCM for the first time - Headings &sub-headings have been introduced for easy identification of case law on the relevant subject - All Supreme Court cases have been highlighted with a bold bullet mark (?) preceding the party names - For easy navigation, the running heads carry the section and the synopsis number - For easy reference, crucial information in relation to judgments as to whether they have been ?overruled?, ?reversed?, ?dissented?, has been highlighted in bold - Detailed Synopses is provided for all Statutes Key Journals Referred Supreme Court Cases (SCC), All India Reporter (AIR), SCALE, Arbitration Law Reporter, Calcutta Weekly Notes, Jharkhand Cases Reporter, Western Law Cases, Andhra Law Decisions, Orissa Law Reporter, Bombay Case Reporter For discount & queries, mail to [email protected] information in relation to judgments as to whether they have been ?overruled?, ?reversed?, ?dissented?, has been highlighted in bold - Detailed Synopses is provided for all Statutes Key Journals Referred Supreme Court Cases (SCC), All India Reporter (AIR), SCALE, Arbitration Law Reporter, Calcutta Weekly Notes, Jharkhand Cases Reporter, Western Law Cases, Andhra Law Decisions, Orissa Law Reporter, Bombay Case Reporter For discount & queries, mail to [email protected] information in relation to judgments as to whether they have been ?overruled?, ?reversed?, ?dissented?, has been highlighted in bold - Detailed Synopses is provided for all Statutes Key Journals Referred Supreme Court Cases (SCC), All India Reporter (AIR), SCALE, Arbitration Law Reporter, Calcutta Weekly Notes, Jharkhand Cases Reporter, Western Law Cases, Andhra Law Decisions, Orissa Law Reporter, Bombay Case Reporter For discount & queries, mail to [email protected] Case Reporter For discount & queries, mail to [email protected] Case Reporter For discount & queries, mail to [email protected]

Salient 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 ? 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 9 of this monumental work covers Articles 124 to 213 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 synopses 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

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 8 of this monumental work covers Articles 79 to 123 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 synopses 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

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 10 covers Chapter V, Articles 214 to 231 ?The High Courts in the States? and includes the recent judicial pronouncement to the challenge to and interpretation of Amendments in Articles 123, 124A, 124B and 124C, 127, 128, 217, 222, 224, 224A and 231 , brought about by the 99th Amendment, 2014. The important Judgements include the following: ? The Five Judges Bench of the Supreme Court upheld primacy of judiciary in appointment of Judges as integral to the independence of judiciary, which is a constituent part of basic structure of the Constitution, and held entire 99th Amendment to be ultra vires the basic structure and consequently the NJAC Act was also declared ultra vires on 16th October 2017. Supreme Court Advocate on Records Association vs Union of India, (2016) 5 SCC 1. ? Distinguishing the scope of Articles 226 and 227 overruling the ratio of Surya Dev Rai?s case, AIR 2003 SC 3044, the Supreme Court in Radhey Shyam v Chabbi Nath (2015 ) held that the judicial orders passed by civil courts are not amenable to writ jurisdiction under Article 226 . The challenge to such judicial orders could lie by way of statutory appeal or under Article 227. ? A convicted advocate can be barred from appearing/pleading before any court for an appropriate period, till he purges himself of the contempt even in the absence of termination/suspension of enrolment. Mahipal Singh Rana v State of UP, AIR 2016 SC 3302. ? Only a miniscule minority constitutes the LGBT community. In the absence of sufficient details and data Section 377 could not be struck down by High Court. Suresh Kumar Kaushal vs Naz Foundation, AIR 2014 SC 563. ? The extraordinary power of transfer of investigation from State police to CBI must be exercised sparingly, cautiously and in exceptional situations. K.V. Rajendran v Supt. of Police, 2013 (10) SCALE 513.