Halsbury's Laws of India: Vol 22 | Registration and Statistics, Public Interest Litigation

Halsbury's Laws of India: Vol. 22 - Registration and Statistics, Public Interest Litigation is an authoritative reference work that provides a comprehensive and systematic exposition of the legal principles governing registration law, official statistics, and public interest litigation (PIL) in India. As part of the renowned Halsbury's Laws of India series, this volume consolidates statutory provisions, judicial interpretations, and established legal doctrines into a structured and accessible format.

Key Features:

• Comprehensive commentary on the laws relating to Registration and Statistics in India.
• Detailed analysis of the evolution, scope, and jurisprudence of Public Interest Litigation (PIL).
• Covers statutory provisions, leading judicial decisions, and established legal principles.
• Explains the legal implications of document registration and non-registration.
• Discusses constitutional remedies under Articles 32 and 226 and the doctrine of locus standi.
• Examines judicial activism and safeguards against the misuse of PIL.
• Structured in the authoritative and user-friendly format of the Halsbury's Laws of India series.

This volume is ideal for advocates, judges, legal researchers, academicians, law students, government departments, and institutional libraries requiring an authoritative reference on registration law and public interest litigation in India.

Edition Note:

This volume belongs to the 1st Edition of the Halsbury's Laws of India series, where Volume 22 covers Registration and Statistics; Public Interest Litigation. In the 2nd Edition, the publisher reorganized the series and reassigned Volume 22 to Intellectual Property Rights - I. This change reflects a renumbering of the series and does not indicate that this book is incorrect or incomplete. Customers purchasing this title will receive the correct volume covering Registration and Statistics; Public Interest Litigation as published in the 1st Edition.