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Tag Archives: Law

Law


Salman Khurshid, Sidharth Luthra, Lokendra Malik, Shruti Bedi
JUDICIAL REVIEW: PROCESS, POWERS, AND PROBLEMS—ESSAYS IN HONOUR OF UPENDRA BAXI
2020

The essays for the edited volume have been written in honour of Upendra Baxi, one of India’s leading law teachers and an eminent scholar of constitutional law. As is globally known, in his long illustrious career as a university law teacher.


Reviewed by: Ashutosh Kumar

Gunnel Cederlof
LANDSCAPES AND THE LAW: ENVIRONMENTAL POLITICS, REGIONAL HISTORIES, AND CONTESTS OVER NATURE
2019

Early colonial period has been subjected to a  multitude of case studies, focusing upon the interaction between the indigenous colonized spaces and the evolving, interventionist and the homogenizing colonial state. Ramachandra Guha’s and Madhav Gadgil’s.


Reviewed by: Vijayant Kumar Singh

Rohit De
A PEOPLE’S CONSTITUTION: THE EVERYDAY LIFE OF LAW IN THE INDIAN REPUBLIC
2018

Way back in 1985, I got a call from an agitated lawyer friend. He wanted me to mobilize opinion against the newly passed Administrative Tribunals Act, which took away the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court and the High Courts over service disputes of public servants, and vested it in administrative tribunals. The power of constitutional courts was being handed over to statutory tribunals, which did not even need to have judicial members on the bench.


Reviewed by: Raju Ramachandran
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