Key Concepts of Litigation: Law, Practice & Procedure

An essential litigation guidebook that empowers readers to navigate both civil and criminal legal landscapes with clarity, confidence, and precision. Structured around the actual stages and principles of litigation, it integrates procedural law, substantive law, evidence, constitutional safeguards, and emerging trends into one comprehensive volume.

Whether you're preparing for court or law school exams, this book provides strategic insights, practical drafting tools, and doctrinal clarity-making it an indispensable resource for litigators at all levels.

Key Features:

• Practical litigation strategies for effective courtroom conduct
• Covers both civil and criminal procedural concepts
• Suitable for beginners as well as seasoned practitioners
• Procedural clarity supported by real-world legal nuances

Chapter I - Practical Approach to Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
Chapter II - Appreciation of Evidence in Civil Trial
Chapter III - Law of Contract: An Analytical Approach
Chapter IV - Specific Relief Act, 1963: A Conceptual Framework
Chapter V - Transfer of Property Act: General Principles
Chapter VI - Nature of a Coparcenary after Commencement of The Hindu Succession Act, 1956 - Empowerment of a Hindu Female
Chapter VII - Hindu Succession Law: Statutory and Judicial Analysis
Chapter VIII - Safeguards Under Articles 20 & 22 of Constitution of India
Chapter IX - Bail Jurisprudence in India: Statutory and Judicial Views
Chapter X - Excusable and Justifiable Defences Under Indian Penal Code, 1860 and Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 223
Chapter XI - Appreciation of Evidence in Criminal Trial
Chapter XII - Electronic Evidence: Recent Trends
Chapter XIII - Documentary Evidence in Civil and Criminal Cases
Chapter XIV - Use of ICT Tools in Civil and Criminal Cases
Chapter XV - Writ Jurisdiction - Conceptual Framework
Chapter XVI - Precedent as a Source of Law: Judicial Views
Chapter XVII - Interpretation of Statute: Methods and Relevance
Chapter XVIII - ADR & ODR: Designing the Future of Dispute Resolution
Chapter XIX - Professional Ethics and Etiquette for Lawyers
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