O P Srivastava Principles of Criminal LawKumar Askand Pandey + Constitutional Law Kumar Askand Pandey

O P Srivastava Principles of Criminal Law - by Kumar Askand Pandey

O.P. Srivastava's Principles of Criminal Law is a well-established work that presents the General Principles of Criminal Law dealing with fundamental elements of crime, viz. stages in commission of crime, constructive joint criminality, abetment and criminal conspiracy, theory of punishment and general exceptions, in a comprehensive and interesting manner.

The current edition has been exhaustively revised by Prof. K.A. Pandey in the light of the contemporary developments in Criminal Law. Since the last edition, the Supreme Court has expounded the idea of constitutional morality in the realm of criminal law. Readers will find valuable additions on this topic in the Book.

Notable Features

• The exposition of the basic principles of criminal law is substantiated by important cases.
• Incorporates the latest case law.
• Thoroughly updated model questions and answers.
• Suggested readings and a detailed subject index.

The work will be immensely useful for law students, students appearing in competitive examinations, teachers, judges, advocates, and the legal fraternity.

Constitutional Law by Mamta Rao

The second edition of Mamta Rao's Constitutional Law has been thoroughly revised with the latest constitutional amendments and case laws. Since the publication of the first edition, India has witnessed historic developments in the field of constitutional law. This new edition incorporates the various judgments of the Supreme Court that have given a new dimension to the concept of liberty, equality, and religious freedom on one hand, and some long-drawn disputes have been put to rest on the other hand. Apart from all the case laws, constitutional amendments have been incorporated in this edition.

The key features of the latest edition are:

1. Key cases, definitions, and points have been given in the margins for emphasis and easy reference by students and faculty.
2. Includes the latest constitutional amendments: 99th Amendment Act, 2014, 100th Amendment Act, 2015, 101st Amendment Act, 2016, 102nd Amendment Act, 2018, 103rd Amendment Act, 2019 and 104th Amendment Act, 2019. Enactment of the Jammu & Kashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019 is also included.
3. Updated with the latest case law, including M. Saddiq, (2020) 1 SCC 1(Ram Janmabhumi Temple case); Young Lawyers Assn., (2019) 11 SCC 1(Sabarimala case); Joseph Shine, (2019)3 SCC 39 (Adultery case); K.S. Puttaswamy (5J), (2019) 1 SCC 1 (Aadhaar case); Navtej Singh Johar, (2018) 7 SCC 192 (Decriminalisation of Consensual sex between same-sex partners case); Common Cause, (2018) 5 SCC 1 (Euthanasia case); K.S. Puttaswamy (9J), (2017)10 SCC 1 (Privacy case); Shayara Bano, (2017) 9 SCC 1 (Triple Talaq case) Krishna Kumar Singh, (2017)3 SCC 1(Ordinances case) and SCORA, (2016) 5 SCC 1 (NJAC case).

This comprehensive work will prove to be immensely useful to students of LL B and LL M, researchers, academicians, lawyers, judges, and all those who strive towards a better understanding of the Constitution.