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100			_aRamachandrans, V.G.
245			_aLaw of Writs Vol 1 & Vol 2/ _cby V.G Ramachandrans and V. Sudhish Pal
250			_a7th ed.
260			_aLucknow: _bEBC Publishing (P) Ltd, _c2022
300			_aVol 1. 1198p., Vol 2. 1271p.; _c25cm.
505			_aContents Volume 1 Part I Introduction 1. Judicial Review 2. England 3. India Part II General Principles of Writ Jurisdiction 1. Constitutional Provisions 2. Locus Standi-Who May Apply 3. Against whom Writ May be Issued 4. Territorial Jurisdication 5. Purposes for which Writs May be Issued 6. Delay and Laches 7. Alternative Remedy 8. Res Judicata 9. Natural Justice 10. Administrative Tribunals 11. Exclusion of Judicial Review 12. Administrative Discretion and Judicial Review 13. Other Limitations of Writ Jurisdiction 14. Public Interest Litigation Volume 2 Part III Specific Writs 1. Habeas Corpus 2. Mandamus 3. Prohibition 4. Certiorari 5. Quo Warranto Part IV Miscellaneous 1. Supervisory Jurisdiction of High Courts 2. Special Leave Petitions 3. Constitutional Amendments Part V Practice and Procedure 1. Principles of Procedure 2. Facets of Practice Appendices Subject Index
520			_aV.G. Ramachandran's Law of Writs first published in 1963 has been regarded as a standard work on the subject, useful to the Bar and the Bench as also the academia. The last edition was in 2006 with supplements in 2012 and 2017, When the present revising author was asked about a couple of years ago it was understood that a revised edition was overdue and the task was taken up with a sense of humility and dedication. One of the hallmarks of a civilised society is the assurance that one lives under a system that is fair. The aim of public law is to discipline the exercise of power through judicial oversight. The movement of administrative law over the last few decades has been towards a culture of justification. Holding public authorities accountable and ensuring fairness and reasonableness in all their actions and decisions is enforced through judicial review which is considered as an unmistakable distinguishing feature of a constitutional state. The tools employed for exercising the power of judicial review are the writs. Their significance in our system of justice dispensation cannot be over emphasised. This work deals with the law relating to writs in its various aspects and nuances. ---provided by publisher
650			_aWrits Law
700			_aPai, V. Sudhish _eAuthor
700			_aVenkatachaliah, M. N. _eForeworder
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