Introducation to legislative drafting

By:

Bakshi, P. M

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Bombay; N.M. Tripathi; 1985Edition: 3rd edDescription: 116 pSubject(s):

India-Legislative

DDC classification:

345.05 BAK

Summary: This is the third, revised edition of the textbook which has proved to be popular not only with students, but has been appreciated by eminent lawyers as well. As before, this edition elucidates the essentials of good legislation, gives guidance about avoiding some of the usual faults in drafting and suggests important improvements. As can be expected from a person associated with the Law Commission for so many years, the book brings out, in lucid and elegant style, the vital relationship between language and law, the contrast between concise and prolix, and the difference between uncouth legal phraseology and chaste legislative diction.

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This is the third, revised edition of the textbook which has proved to be popular not only with students, but has been appreciated by eminent lawyers as well.
As before, this edition elucidates the essentials of good legislation, gives guidance about avoiding some of the usual faults in drafting and suggests important improvements. As can be expected from a person associated with the Law Commission for so many years, the book brings out, in lucid and elegant style, the vital relationship between language and law, the contrast between concise and prolix, and the difference between uncouth legal phraseology and chaste legislative diction.

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