Indias Constitution Origins and Evolution (Constituent Assembly Debates, Lok Sabha Debates on Constitutional Amendments and Supreme Court Judgments); Vol. 10: Articles 352 to 395

Samaraditya Pal’s India’s Constitution - Origins and Evolution traces the development of each provision of the Constitution of India in light of the Constituent Assembly Debates, Lok Sabha Debates on Amendments, and significant Supreme Court judgments. The book presents each Article in a comparative perspective, juxtaposing the vision of the drafters of the Constitution with the most relevant interpretations by the Supreme Court. This multi-volume series offers an exhaustive article-wise analysis of the Constitution of India.

Key Features:

• Article Overview: Each Article is analyzed with expert comments on the evolution of the constitutional provision.
• Introduction: Provides a brief explanation of the genesis and evolution of the Constitution.
• Reading the Book: Describes the unique treatment and arrangement of content.
• Relevant Extracts: Includes verbatim extracts from Constituent Assembly Debates, Lok Sabha Debates, and Supreme Court judgments.

Coverage of Volume 1:

• This volume covers Articles 352 to 395, dealing with:
  • Emergency Provisions
  • Amendments
  • Temporary, Transitional, and Special Provisions
  • The 12 Schedules of the Constitution of India

The book is indispensable for law practitioners, judges (Supreme Court, High Courts, and Trial Courts), national and state judicial academies, court and Parliament libraries, law firms, academicians, and research scholars.