Fundamental rules and supplementary rules Vol.1

By:

Awasthi, S. K

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Allahabad; Dwivedi law pub; 2003Edition: 2nd edDescription: 716p. 2VSubject(s):

Fundamental rules

DDC classification:

340.11 AWA 2nd ed.

Summary: The scheme of the book has been maintained in this edition with latest changes whatsoever. The notes are as usual headed with appropriate headings and classified under various sub-divisions to enable the busy practitioner to get at any desired authority with the greatest ease and within the shortest time. The case law has been revised. In the materialistic and complex world a busy lawyer is of course aware that there is a case dealing with the point, he has before him, but cannot recall the case what it is. In order to appreciate the law point in a better way the various problems that can possibly arise under a subject have been categorically divided into convenient topics and all the cases covering a particular point have been grouped thereunder. The quality of a book is measured by its index. The subject index has been labouriously prepared so as not to leave any possible heading under which a problem may be thought. The nominal index appended in the beginning of the book further enhance utility of the book.

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The scheme of the book has been maintained in this edition with latest changes whatsoever. The notes are as usual headed with appropriate headings and classified under various sub-divisions to enable the busy practitioner to get at any desired authority with the greatest ease and within the shortest time. The case law has been revised.
In the materialistic and complex world a busy lawyer is of course aware that there is a case dealing with the point, he has before him, but cannot recall the case what it is. In order to appreciate the law point in a better way the various problems that can possibly arise under a subject have been categorically divided into convenient topics and all the cases covering a particular point have been grouped thereunder.
The quality of a book is measured by its index. The subject index has been labouriously prepared so as not to leave any possible heading under which a problem may be thought. The nominal index appended in the beginning of the book further enhance utility of the book.

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