M P Jain & S N Jain Principles of Administrative Law (Volume-2) : An Exhaustive Commentary on Administrative Law and Constitutional Principles with Indian & Foreign Case Law References/ K. Kannan
By: Kannan, K
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TextPublisher: Gurgaon, Haryana LexixNexis 2022Edition: 9th ed.Description: cccxxxix, 1541-2923p. : ill. ; CSI-48; 25cm Volume-2.ISBN: 9789391211615.Subject(s): India; Administrative LawDDC classification: 342.5406 KAN Online resources: Click here to access online
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| 342.5406 Administrative Law / | 342.5406 Administrative Law / | 342.5406 KAN M P Jain & S N Jain Principles of Administrative Law (Volume-1) : | 342.5406 KAN M P Jain & S N Jain Principles of Administrative Law (Volume-2) : | 342.5406 KAP Regulation in India | 342.5406 KES Administrative Law / | 342.5406 MAS Administrative Law / |
It includes Preface, General Contents, Table of Cases, and Subject Index pages etc..
Description:
A leading treatise on the subject for over four decades, M P Jain & S N Jain Principles of Administrative Law provides a clear enunciation of the principles of Indian administrative law. An ever-increasing contact of the individual with the administrative machinery makes this book an ideal reference for judges, advocates, government officials, academicians, students and interested citizens.
Key Features:
A exhaustive commentary on administrative law and constitutional principles
Thematically arranged commentary on Administrative Law, examining in detail the concept and practice of administrative law across 2 volumes and 47 chapters
Takes into account the new developments that have evolved through a number of significant judicial pronouncements, the focus of which has been to strengthen procedural and substantive safeguards vis-à-vis the administration
Includes latest judgments delivered by the Supreme Court and various High Courts including UOI v M/S G S Chatha Rice Mills, Tamil Nadu Medical Officers Association v UOI, UOI v Agricas LLP, etc.
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