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This volume commemorates fifty years of the Indian Supreme Court. The contributions in the book take stock of the contribution of the Supreme Court in shaping the law of the country. They traverse the history of constitutional development in India and reflect on a wide range of topics including social interest litigation, gender justice issues, administrative and service laws, personal laws, business laws, tax laws, environmental laws, industrial laws, and law of torts. The contributors include eminent scholars, judges, professors, researchers and academics. This book will be of great interest to all sections of the legal fraternity, to researchers and the lay reader interested in the working of the apex court of justice over the last fifty years.

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India's Supreme Court, more than the other institutions of state, has retained the high esteem in which is was held by the generation that founded the Republic ... This impressive book, with its fine range of contributions from a stellar cast of authors, narrates this success story. ... The result is a book that would whet the appetite of the specialist without losing the interest of the general reader. * Commonwealth and Comparative Politics, Vol. 40, No. 1, March 2002 *

India's Supreme Court, more than the other institutions of state, has retained the high esteem in which is was held by the generation that founded the Republic ... This impressive book, with its fine range of contributions from a stellar cast of authors, narrates this success story. ... The result is a book that would whet the appetite of the specialist without losing the interest of the general reader. Commonwealth and Comparative Politics, Vol. 40, No. 1, March 2002

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