Political system in India / edited by Verinder Grover

This Volume Nine deals with Courts and the Political Process in India. It covers the Role of Courts, Parliament and Judiciary, Interaction between Judiciary and Govern ment, Independence of Judiciary, Social and Natural Justice, Indian Lok Pal and the common man and other connected matters.

The learned authors study in detail: The Supreme Court of India, Guardian of the Indian Constitution, Parliament and the Supreme Court, Supreme Court Justices in India and the USA, Supremacy Parlia ment or Supreme Court, Supreme Court versus Legislative Enactments, Residuary Powers, Appointment of a Chief Justice. Freedom of Religion, Social and Natural Justice, Supersession of Judges, Indepen dence of Judiciary, Delay in Justice in India, Directive Principles and the Supreme Court, Constitution Reims. Personal Liberty, Unforme de Amendment and Basic Strucrushe Constitution, Legal Process and Ped Development in India, Development of Indian Legal System, Indian Lokpal and the common man, the Doctrine of Pleasure in India, etc.

This work is a treasure for all teachers. scholars and students of political science. public administration, history and law: all university, college, legislative judicial. public and other libraries in India and abroad; and for all interested in the study of Indian Political System.