Sharma gokulesh (17 Ergebnisse)

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Hardbound. Zustand: New. Contents: Preface. 1. An introduction and historical background. 2. Concept and classification of universal human rights. 3. Concept and classification of national human rights. 4. Human right's provisions. 5. National human rights provisions. 6. Sundry human rights. 7. Impediments of human rights. 8. Present position and future expectation of human rights. Index. …

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction gender problem in law/Archana Parashar and Amita Dhanda. 2. Why reasonable man only/Usha Ramanathan. 3. Human rights lawyering a feminist perspective/Nandita Haksar. 4. Feminism in Indian legal education/Archana Parashar. 5. From human rights to the right to be a woman/Upendra Baxi. 6. Epilogue toward equality/B. Sivaramayya. Index. The worldly affairs are not complete without woman. No one can come into existence without mother. Motherhood is essential aspect of society and always respected and remembered in every walk of life in every part of society in jungle even in animals and birds. Motherhood is a predominant factor which cannot be ignored. It is a disappointing feature of our society that motherhood and womanhood is not respected in due sense rather it is ignored. Without commenting upon any nation how so ever progressive or advanced these may be their feeling toward woman is not proper. They think woman only inferior to them and subject their rule. The book has been written with special reference to woman in India. Relevant instances of foreign countries have also been adopted. The book has been divided into six chapters. First chapter deals with introduction i.e. problem of woman. Second chapter deals with the philosophy why man is reasonable why not woman in legal sense. Third chapter describes feminist approaches of human rights i.e. special human right of ladies. Fourth chapter is with regard to legal education of woman in India. Fifth chapter is a detailed study of comparative human right of woman and man. Sixth and final chapter is a conclusion what should be done in India in future for woman. 204 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface. I. 1. Origin of state. 2. Kingship. 3. Mantri Parishad. 4. Lok Sewaks. 5. Vyavahara (Civil Law). 6. Courts (Nyayalaya). II 7. Crime and punishment. 8. Ordeals. 9. Property Law. 10. Varna Legislation. 11. Laws of family. 12. Rights and Duties in Ancient India. 13. Judicial and administrative system in Mughal period. 14. Conclusion and future prospects. Index. The present book is a unique collection of rules of Ancient Judicial System of India. The present book deals with Legal System of Ancient Indian Society. Hindu Religious Scriptures have ample provisions of Law. It shows that Judiciary under Ancient System was not only important but also indispensable. It was noteworthy that Legal Rules Political Rules were mixed under ancient system. In the present book the first four chapters relate to ancient Indian Political concepts and the functioning of the state and its administration. In subsequent four chapters an attempt has made to investigate the basic legal concepts during the period as well as the mode and methods for the administration of justice. Again three chapters deal with property laws varna legislations and laws on family. Finally last two chapters deals with judicial and administrative system during Mughal Period. Lastly conclusion has been drawn and future prospects have been traced. All important provisions of Civil Law Criminal Law Administrative Law Constitutional Law Family Law and finally Rules Recording Functioning of government and court have been described. An attempt has been made to focus light over all legal provisions of vedas smriti and other religious scriptures having legal touch. All above provisions have been quoted to make concept clear in Ancient sense. Present utility of these provisions have also been discussed. 206 pp.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface I 1. Hindu Law/J.D.M. Derrett. 2. Islamic Law/N.J. Coulson. 3. Chinese Law/H. McAleavy. 4. Jewish Law/Ze'ev W. Falk. 5. Roman Law/J.A.C. Thomas. 6. English Law/A.K.R. Kiralfy. 7. African Law/A.N. Allott. II 8. Present position and future prospects of legal system. 9. Conclusion. Index. Principles of legal system of Hindus Muslims Chinese Jewish Roman along with the basic principles of English Law as well as of various countries and tribes of Africa have been compiled. Their original work has been collected so that the reader may know that system correctly. The book has been divided in two parts and nine chapters. Part 1 consists seven chapters and part 2 consists 2 chapters. Each legal system has been allotted one chapter. 284 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface. I. Introductory reflections 1. Greek philosophy. 2. Law justice ethics and social morality. 3. Science and legal theory. 4. Legal theory and social evolution. II. Survey of legal theories 5. Analytical Theory (Positivism). 6. The Pure Theory. 7. Historical and anthropological approaches. 8. Economic approaches. 9. Sociological approaches. 10. Realism. 11. Philosophical and natural law theories. 12. Oriental and continental approaches. 13. Critical legal studies. 14. Feminist theory. 15. Post modernist jurisprudence. 16. Current trends in jurisprudence. Index. In this book a comparative legal philosophy on one hand of the Hindu Muslim and Chinese thought relating to the eastern world and communist philosophy of Russia and on the other hand western philosophy of Greek Roman British and American thinkers is given. Although brief role of German Australian and other thinkers of various other nations have also been taken up for consideration. The book is divided into two parts and have sixteen chapters. The first part of the book has four chapters. The first chapter deals with a brief outlook of the whole subject. It gives a description of the Greek Theories. Second chapter describes the meaning of law justice and ethics. A good discussion of thought of available philosophers of law has been taken up along with a new approach to existing law and future trends. Third chapter deals with science and legal theories. Fourth chapter is about legal theory and social evolution. It also provides discussion how legal theories whether oriental continental European American and what so ever. The second part of the book has twelve chapters. Fifth chapter deals with analytical theories which are also called positive theories. Sixth chapter deals with Pure Theory of Law it is a abstract chapter of legal theories. Chapter seven describes historical and anthropological approaches. Chapter eight provides economic approaches. Chapter nine likewise details about sociological theories. Chapter ten provide real view of realistic theories. Chapter eleven describes philosophical and natural law theories. Further chapter twelve provides oriental and continental approaches which is a unique feature of this book. Chapter thirteen discloses various kinds of critical legal studies likewise chapter fourteen provides a good work for weaker section of society under Feminian Theories. Chapter fifteen and sixteen are very latest and of recent origin. These describes post modern theories and current available trends of legal theories. 344 pp. …

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. Contents: Preface. 1. An introduction and historical background. 2. National and international fundamental rights and duties at a glance. 3. National and international glance of directive principles. 4. Equality clauses and directive principles. 5. Right to freedoms and directive principles. 6. Right against exploitation vis-a-vis directive principles. 7. Right to freedom of religion and directive principles. 8. Cultural and educational rights with directive principles. 9. Right to property and constitutional remedies with directive principles. 10. Constitutional position of articles 31 a, 31 b and 31 c. 11. Fundamental rights and directive principles interse. 12. Basic and fundamental principles of social justice and human rights. 13. Impediments in the advancement of the principles of social justice and human rights. 14. Conclusion and suggestions. List of cases. Bibliography. Index.…

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Contents Foreword Preface 1 Introduction to financial and economic laws 2 Consumer protection Act 1986 3 Depositories Act 1996 4 Essential commodities Act 1955 5 Expenditure Act 1974 6 Foreign contribution Regulation Act 1976 7 Foreign Exchange management Act 1999 8 Foreign trade Development and Regulation Act 1992 8 Foreign trade Development and Regulation Act 1992 9 Indian Stamps Act 1899 10 Interest ? tax Act 1974 11 Monopolies and restrictive trade practices Act 1969 12 Negotiable instrument Act 1882 13 Packaged commodity Rules 1977 14 Patents Act 1970 15 Registration Act 1908 16 The Agricultural produce Cess Act 1940 17 The Central excises and salt Act 1944 18 The central sales tax Act 1956 19 The commercial documents evidence Act 1939 20 The competition Act 2002 21 The conservation of foreign and prevention of smuggling activities Act 1974 22 The copyright Act 1957 23 The customs Act 1962 24 The designs Act 2000 25 The economic offenses Inapplicability of Limitation Act 1974 26 The enforcement of security interest and recovery of debts laws Amendment Act 2004 27 The estate duty Act 1953 28 The foreign exchange regulation Act 1973 29 The Gift-tax Act 1958 30 The Income Tax Act 1961 31 The industrial finance corporation Act 1948 32 The industries Development and Regulations Act 1951 33 The Insurance Act 1938 34 The interest Act 1978 35 The prevention of money laundering Act 1999 36 The Public liability insurance Act 1991 37 The securities and Exchange Board of India Act 1992 38 The securities contracts Regulation Act 1956 39The securitisation and reconstruction of financial assets and enforcement of security interest bill 2002 40 The smugglers and foreign exchange manipulators Forfeiture of Property Act 1976 41 The standard of weights and Measures Act 1976 42 The Wealth-tax Act 1957 43 Trade Marks Act 1999 Appendix Index 1780 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface. I 1. Constitution of India. 2. Constitution of Bangladesh. 3. Constitution of Nepal. 4. Constitution of Sri Lanka. 5. Constitution of Pakistan. 6. Constitution of Bhutan. 7. Constitution of Maldives. 8. Constitution of Afghanistan. II 9. Working and criticism of constitution at a glance. 10. Conclusion. Index. The author have made an attempt in this book to show to the general public that what is the working and operation in every field of life and society and individual of various constitutions of SAARC Nations. He have focused attentions over them in every aspect of the constitution. The basic texts of every constitution have been reproduced as it is. Roughly all kinds of the provisions have been taken up for study to show the difference between written and unwritten and democratic and non democratic constitution. Operating at present among SAARC Nations he have vehemently adopted to show to the public the basic difference between them. He have left to the readers of the book to decide which is the best king of constitution and to suggest him what should to be the next course of action while adopting the constitution or amending the constitution of any nation. The present book gives the reader the text of the leading constitutions of SAARC Nations with all amendments up to date. Democratic Constitution of India Sri Lanka Bangladesh and Nepal like wise Semi Democratic Constitution of Pakistan Bhutan Maldives have fully been considered. Also included is Constitution of Afghanistan a new member of SAARC. An attempt has been made to give complete constitutional working of SAARC Nations to make this book more and more informative and detailed. SAARC Nations have been considered and deputed to show comparative picture of the constitutional foundation of the government as well as foundation of SAARC Nations and human rights in SAARC countries. Each and every constitution has been taken up for study whether it may be neutral autocratic kingship dictatorship democratic or of any other kind within sphere of SAARC countries. This book has made an attempt to show regional picture of constitutional operations in SAARC countries. The book shall also be useful for those countries which are although independent and they have the constitution but certain reforms are required or they want to leave their conservativeness or fundamentalism. 1002 pp.…

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Contents Preface. I. Introduction to subject 1. Nature and scope of jurisprudence. 2. Evolution and concept of law. 3. Purpose and clarification of law. 4. Administration of justice and morals. 5. Law and justice (Dharma and Nyaya). 6. State and sovereignty. II. Sources of law 7. Concept and classification of sources of law. 8. Legislation. 9. Precedent. 10. Custom. 11. Non formal sources of law. III. Techniques of law 12. Rights and duties. 13. Ownership and possession. 14. Persons. 15. Title. 16. Liability. 17. Law of property. 18. Law of obligations. 19. Law of procedure. Index. This book presents a comparative legal philosophy on one hand of the Hindu Muslim and Chinese thought relating to the Eastern World and Communist Philosophy of Russia and on the other hand western philosophy of Greek Roman British and American thinkers. Although brief role of German Australian and other tinkers of various other nations have also been taken up for consideration. The book is divided into nineteen chapters. The first part of the book has six chapters. The first chapter deals with a brief outlook of the whole subject. It gives a description of the real meaning of jurisprudence. The scope of jurisprudence and the relation of jurisprudence with other social sciences have also been taken up for study. Second chapter describes the meaning of law. A good discussion of thought of available philosophers of law has been taken up along with a new approach to existing law and future trends. Third chapter deals with the purpose of law and classifications. Fourth chapter is about the administration of justice and morals. It also provided the natural keys to various theories of punishment whether of civil or criminal type. Fifth chapter shows a comparative table of law and justice in western concept with the concept of Dharma and Nyaya of Indian Oriental Philosophy. Sixth chapter deals with the concepts of state and sovereignty. The second part of the book provides details about sources of law. Chapter seven describes concept and classification of sources of law. Chapter eight provides description of first source of law i.e. legislation. Chapter nine likewise details about precedents. Chapter ten discloses concept of custom and lastly chapter eleven describes all the non formal sources of law. Par third provides details about techniques of law. Chapter twelve describes full details about legal rights. Chapter thirteen likewise chapter fourteen give us details of legal person. Concepts of title and liability have been considered in chapter fifteen and sixteen respectively. Chapter seventeen and eighteen provides us details of law of property and law of obligation. Chapter nineteen provides us discussion about law of procedure. 1016 pp.…