Supreme Court on Tenancy and Land Laws (1950 to 1990) (Print On Demand)

This book incorporates the Supreme Court case-law since 1950 to 1990 on the subject of 'Tenancy and Land Laws ' which covers laws of the States on land tenures, tenants, raiyats, land revenue, land reforms, consolidation of land, ceiling on land, agrarian reforms, abolition of taluqdari, zamindari, inams, jagirdaris and estates, etc.

The case-law of the various States has been put at one place to derive benefit of the principles laid down in similar statutes of other States. The detailed Synopsis and the Topic and Statutes Guide will further facilitate the search for precedents. The most exhaustive work on the subject, it comprehensively covers the entire case-law of the Supreme Court since 1950 upto December, 1990.

Reprinted from the 'Complete Digest of Supreme Court Cases ' by the same author, this splendid work incorporates all its unique and very useful features, such as topic and statute-wise digesting of cases, elaborate cross-references, citations of all important law reports, quality printing and get-up, etc.

• Kerala Law Times : The presentation is clear, simple and attractive. The exposition of the principles of law is exquisite. To facilitate quick reference of all relevant extracts, an exhaustive Index has been given. The topic and statutes guide will be found extremely helpful. The very scientific manner in which the various provisions of the Tenancy and Land Laws have been analysed and explained, makes the book a treatise for the legal intelligentsia.
• International Forum of Tax-Payers Trust Bulletin : The collection of cases and the summary of the points held are flawless as in all the digests compiled by Surendra Malik. Different states in India have promulgated different statutes regarding 'land ' and to get decisions on all such statutes in one compilation is not only useful but makes an interesting study.
• All India Reporter : Topic and statutes guide will help locate the case from the digest. Digest will be of much practical use to the lawyers.