Law Of Writs Along with Model Forms

This book provides a comprehensive and practice-oriented treatment of writ jurisdiction under the Indian Constitution, explaining the scope, grounds, and procedural aspects of writs. It examines constitutional remedies with clarity, focusing on how writ jurisdiction is invoked and exercised by constitutional courts. The inclusion of model forms bridges theory and practice, enabling readers to understand both doctrinal foundations and procedural application.

Key Features

• Detailed analysis of writ jurisdiction under Articles 32 and 226
• Clear explanation of different types of writs and their applicability
• Practical guidance on drafting and filing writ petitions
• Model forms to assist in procedural compliance
• Court-oriented approach reflecting constitutional practice
• Useful reference for understanding remedies against state action

This book is particularly useful for constitutional law practitioners, advocates filing writ petitions before High Courts and the Supreme Court, judicial officers dealing with public law remedies, law students studying constitutional remedies, academicians teaching constitutional law, and candidates preparing for judicial services and competitive examinations who require both conceptual clarity and drafting support.