Commentaries

D D Basu Introduction to the Constitution of India is a pioneer work, catering to the needs of anyone 
who wants to study the origin and development of the Constitution of India. Currently in its 28th 
edition, this book has enjoyed the reputation of being one of the most incisive works on the subject. 
This title provides an introductory study on the Constitution for a broad audience including 
general readers, politicians, journalists and administrative authorities. It meets the requirements 
of the students of LL B, LL M, BA and MA (Political Science) courses, as well as those preparing for 
competitive examinations held by the Union and State Public Service Commissions. 

They Created A Nation is a snippet into the saga of the impregnable ‘due process of law’ clause, which today is not merely as a legal concept but an idea that resonates with the moment and sentiment of our times. This book, with all humility, seeks to show a mirror to the Supreme Court for the manner in which it has expanded the fundamental rights jurisprudence, evolved the positive tests of fairness and reasonableness in State action, coined the negative tests of arbitrariness, and used judicial review as the sceptre of justice to accentuate its authority in a democracy, that is India.

Pollock & Mulla The Specific Relief Act, 1963 stands as a landmark work, celebrating over 120 years of 
enduring relevance and scholarly excellence. Recognized as an authoritative text on the statute, its 
influence extends well beyond India, resonating across jurisdictions where the principles of Specific 
Relief share a common foundation.
The current edition incorporates all recent legislative changes and thoughtfully includes significant 
judicial pronouncements from both the High Courts and the Supreme Court of India. This 
comprehensive approach ensures that readers gain a complete and up to date understanding of 
the evolving law of Specific Relief.

Hargopal Legal Draftsman, since its first publication in 1937, has withstood the test of time and 
has firmly established itself as an authoritative and indispensable practical guide to legal drafting.
While the fifteenth edition is still treasured as a composite repository by the readers, this 
sixteenth edition has been thoroughly revised and updated. Both volumes have been completely 
restructured in line with the connectivity and flow of topics, covering both traditional as well 
as highly technical drafts applicable to the complex transactions ranging from affidavits to 
electronic contracts

Dr P C Markanda The Law of Contract offers a comprehensive and critical examination of the 
Indian Contract Act, 1872, exploring its historical roots, philosophical underpinnings, and 
practical applications. It delves into core concepts such as formation, consideration, consent, 
capacity, and remedies for breach, while addressing contemporary challenges like coercion, 
undue influence, and unconscionability. Drawing on comparative perspectives and landmark 
judicial interpretations, the book bridges theory and practice, making it an essential resource 
for students, practitioners, and policymakers. By combining doctrinal analysis with legislative 
history, it aims to foster a deeper understanding of contract law and inspire meaningful reforms 
in India’s evolving legal landscape. 

Duties and Liabilities of Directors offers a comprehensive and contextually enriched exploration of 
corporate directorship in India, with comparative insights from UK, South Africa, New Zealand, 
Australia and USA. Structured across seven chapters, it traverses the foundational duties of 
directors, the evolving role of independent directors, and explains the proactive role expected to 
be played by them primarily meant for upholding values of corporate governance in all situations. 
The book dwells deeply on the collective responsibilities of boards in an era of heightened 
accountability.  
A dedicated chapter examines civil and regulatory liabilities with precision, distils practical 
lessons for directors navigating complex governance landscapes, and clarifies appointment and 
cessation norms. It explains the scope of applicability of business judgment rule and further 
provides guidance on the extent of statutory and regulatory protection afforded to independent 
and certain other non-executive directors. 

R A Nelson The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 is one of the most respected and reliable 
commentaries in its field. Presented section-wise with clarity and thoroughness, it offers a 
lucid, comprehensive, and systematic exploration of criminal law. Fully updated to reflect the 
new criminal laws and pivotal case law. It serves as an invaluable reference for judges, lawyers, 
investigators, police and judicial academies, CBI officials, researchers, and scholars.

Gopalakrishnan Law of Wills offers a thorough and updated analysis of testamentary law, blending 
doctrinal clarity with practical insights. It addresses the complexities surrounding execution, 
validity, and genuineness of Wills, while providing guidance on drafting, probate proceedings, 
and litigation strategies. 
The book not only explains statutory provisions but also examines evolving jurisprudence on 
Law of Wills. Special emphasis is placed on suspicious circumstances, testamentary capacity, and 
mental health considerations. This edition serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding 
and applying the law of Wills effectively.

Introduction to Securities Law is specially designed for law students. It will also be useful for students of management, accountancy and finance. The text comprehensively covers the subject of financial law and the securities market. It analyses the various sub-themes as contained in the definition of ‘securities’ in the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956. It includes both equity and debt  finance modes for corporations to do business in their fields. The provisions covering securities are dealt with in the Companies Act, 2013, the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956 and other allied laws. 

Widely acclaimed as a classic, Mulla The Key to Indian Practice is a lucid and succinct exposition of the important provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure,1908. Unraveling the complexities of the Code, it presents a crisp, yet precise account of how civil suits are conducted in Indian courts. The present edition preserves the original scheme as conceived and adopted by Sir Dinshah Fardunji Mulla, whilst incorporating latest developments in the subject. This book is an essential reference for students, academicians, legal professionals, as well as general readers.