Part 1
Chapter 1.
Administration of justice in the presidency town and development of course and institutions under the East India company [1600-1773]
Chapter 2.
Warren Hastings plan of 1772 and reforms under the plan of 1774 and reorganization in 1780.
Chapter 3.
Regulating act, 1773- Supreme Court at Calcutta and at of settlement, 1781
Chapter 4
Judicial reform of Lord Cornwallis (Judical plans of 1787, 1790 and 1793) and progress of Adalat system under Sir John Shore
Chapter 5
Conflict arising out of the dual judicial system tendency for amalgamation of the two systems of courts, the Indian High Courts Act, 1861, the Indian High court act, 1911, High courts under the government of India act, 1915, High Court under the government of act, 1935, and the High Courts under the Indian Constitution.
Chapter 6
Rule of law independence of Judiciary and separation of power
Chapter 5
Judicial Committee of Privy Council as a court of Appeal and its jurisdictions to hear appeals from Indian decisions and abolition of its jurisdiction to hear appeals from Indian decisions
Chapter
Court system under the constitution of India
Part 2
LEGISLATURE
Chapter 1
Charter of 1600
Chapter 2

Regulation law and charter act of 1830
Chapter 3
Charter Act of 1833
Chapter 4
Indian councils act, 1861 and Indian councils act, 1892
Chapter 5
The Indian council act 1909
Chapter 6
Government of India act, 1919
Chapter 7
Law reforms and law commissions
Part 3
LEGAL PROFESSION
Chapter 1
Legal profession in Pre-British India
Chapter 2
Law practitioners in Meyer’courts established under charter of 1726
Chapter 3
Legal profession under the charter of 1774
Chapter 4
Legal profession in the company’s courts and legal practitioners act, 1853
Chapter 5
High courts under Indian High Court act, 1861 and provision for the enrolment of the advocates
Chapter 6
Legal practitioners act of 1879 and the report of the Indian Bar Committee, 1923
Chapter 7
Indian bar councils act, 1926 and all India Bar Committee 1951
Chapter 8
Advocate act, 1961
Chapter 9
History of law reporting in India
Part 3
FREEDOM MOVEMENT