Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption Laws in India provides a comprehensive analysis of India's legal framework governing bribery and corruption, incorporating the latest legislative developments and judicial interpretations. The third edition examines the evolving anti-corruption regime under the new criminal laws while offering practical insights through landmark Supreme Court decisions and updated statutory materials, making it an authoritative reference on the subject.
Key Features:
- Covers anti-bribery and anti-corruption laws with updated Acts, Rules, and Ordinances.
- Includes Supreme Court decisions on the acquittal of public servants facing corruption charges across diverse government departments and public offices.
- Features comparative tables of the old and new criminal laws for easy understanding of legislative changes.
- Incorporates the latest judicial precedents and significant case law on corruption-related offences.
- Discusses acquittal principles involving police officers, ministers, engineers, doctors, tax officials, bank officials, railway officers, public works officers, forest officers, and other public servants.
- Serves as a practical reference for interpreting anti-corruption provisions in light of recent legal developments.
This book is an essential resource for judges, advocates, prosecutors, investigating agencies, government law officers, vigilance and compliance professionals, law enforcement personnel, academicians, and law students seeking a thorough understanding of India's anti-bribery and anti-corruption laws.