Law of Notices (Civil and Criminal)

This book provides a comprehensive and practice-oriented exposition of the law of notices in both civil and criminal proceedings. It examines the legal foundation, purpose, and procedural significance of statutory and non-statutory notices, highlighting their role as a prerequisite to litigation and prosecution. The work integrates substantive law with procedural requirements, offering clarity on drafting, service, and legal consequences of notices across different branches of law.

Key Features

• Detailed explanation of legal notices in civil and criminal matters
• Analysis of statutory notice requirements under various laws
• Guidance on drafting, service, and validity of notices
• Discussion on consequences of defective or non-service of notices
• Practical insights aligned with judicial interpretation and court practice

This book serves as a reliable reference for advocates, judicial officers, legal professionals, and law students seeking a clear understanding of notice jurisprudence. It is equally useful for practitioners involved in litigation strategy, compliance, and pre-litigation dispute resolution in both civil and criminal cases.