Leading Judgments of Supreme Court of India (Hardcover)

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About the Book – Leading Judgments of Supreme Court of India

In a democracy, the role of the judiciary is crucial. Judiciary is a faithful keeper of constitutional assurances. An independent and impartial judiciary can make the legal system vibrant. The Indian citizenry has become more aware of their rights enshrined in the constitution. People realize that it is the courts that can ensure the protection of their rights. Naturally, they have expectations from the courts. They tend to look upon the judiciary as an institution that can fulfil their aspirations. The Court must take care to see that it does not overstep the limits of its judicial function and trespass into areas that are reserved for the executive and the legislature by the constitution. This book deals with Leading Judgments of Supreme Court. This book will be beneficial to all including the Judges, Lawyers and the Layman.

About the Authors – Leading Judgments of Supreme Court of India

Kush Kalra is a post-graduate in Law. He is a Limca Book Record Holder for most books Published on Law in a Year. He is also the recipient of the National Youth Award by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports and was also awarded the Duke of Edinburgh Award (Gold Standard). Due to his efforts, the entry of women into the Territorial Army and NDA have been allowed in Defence Forces in India. He believes that education can bring a big difference to improve our lives. He also believes in Justice Krishna Iyer. It is a saying “Something was dead in all of us, what was dead is hope and positivity”.

Bhanu Tanwar graduated with her undergraduate and postgraduate degrees in Law from National Law University, Delhi. She specialised in Business Laws at the Master’s level and wrote her dissertation on ‘Data Exclusivity in Healthcare and Access to Pharmaceutical Products in India’. She was awarded the Erasmus + International Credit Mobility Scholarship to study for an exchange semester at the University of Bergen, Norway where she studied courses on Arbitration and Energy Law. She is actively involved in research and writing.