Our Constitution

By:

Kashyap, Subhash C

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; National Book trust; 2004Description: 346 pISBN:

8123707347

Subject(s):

Constitution Law

DDC classification:

342 KAS

Summary: This book is the result of a life-time of study and practical experience of the working of our Constitution. It analyses the Constitution as it has grown and worked, and the constitutional law as it has developed through judicial interpretations. Every part, chapter and article of the Constitution has been covered by the commentary. The concluding chapter suggests the need for a review of the working of the Constitution. Factual, objective and analytical, the book is highly readable. At once comprehensive and concise, it fulfils a long-felt need for a handy but authoritative study of our Constitu tion. It should prove useful not only to students and scholars of political science and constitutional law but also to lawyers, teach ers and others wanting to understand the Constitution and the political system under which we live.

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This book is the result of a life-time of study and practical experience of the working of our Constitution. It analyses the Constitution as it has grown and worked, and the constitutional law as it has developed through judicial interpretations. Every part, chapter and article of the Constitution has been covered by the commentary. The concluding chapter suggests the need for a review of the working of the Constitution. Factual, objective and analytical, the book is highly readable. At once comprehensive and concise, it fulfils a long-felt need for a handy but authoritative study of our Constitu tion. It should prove useful not only to students and scholars of political science and constitutional law but also to lawyers, teach ers and others wanting to understand the Constitution and the political system under which we live.

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