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Iyer’s Law on Contempt of Courts 7th Edition

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Ideal For

• Advocates and legal practitioners • Judges and judicial officers • Law students and researchers • Legal academicians • Government/public officials dealing with legal proceedings • Professionals handling contempt matters and constitutional/legal proceedings


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India


Pages

2000

Product Description

Law on Contempt of Courts by Iyer’s is a comprehensive legal reference dealing with the law and practice relating to contempt of courts, including important aspects concerning Contempt of Parliament, State Assemblies and Public Servants. This Seventh Edition, published by The Delhi Law House, is a useful reference work for understanding the principles, scope and application of contempt jurisdiction in India.

The book is particularly valuable for legal professionals who require a practical and authoritative reference on contempt proceedings, the powers of courts, and the legal consequences of acts that may amount to contempt.

Key Features of this Book

• Comprehensive treatment of the Law on Contempt of Courts.
• Covers important principles relating to contempt jurisdiction and proceedings.
• Includes discussion relating to Contempt of Parliament and State Assemblies.
• Deals with aspects concerning Public Servants in the context of contempt law.
• Useful as a professional reference and research tool.
• Suitable for advocates, judges, law students, academicians and legal researchers.
• Seventh Edition published by The Delhi Law House.

This Book is Ideal for

• Advocates and legal practitioners
• Judges and judicial officers
• Law students and researchers
• Legal academicians
• Government/public officials dealing with legal proceedings
• Professionals handling contempt matters and constitutional/legal proceedings