Constitutional Law - Governance Structure

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Description
Constitutional Law - Governance Structure is an authoritative book dealing with the structure of government that the Indian Constitution has erected for the country's governance. The first chapter introduce the subject to the reader which helps him understand the subject in the correct perspective.The next few chapters discuss the three governing institutions which are executive, legislature and judiciary and their interrelationship. The book also examines the federal relations and the consequent problems that this distribution of powers gives rise to. The two pillars of Indian constitutional system which are democracy and constitutionalism are also discussed.Apart from this, the book also examine some general issues relating to constitutional theory and constitutional governance.The last few chapters deal with public services, Election Commission and constitutional change. The book contains the latest statutory amendments and case laws including a detailed analysis of the statutory amendments case (Supreme Court Advocate on Records Association Case).
The book come with a companion web resource EBC Explorer (www.ebcexplorer.com)
which provides FREE access to many features such as:
1. Students can read full text of important case laws indicated by Case Pilot.
2. Important statute indicated by Statute Pilolt can also be accessed.
3. Students may use the Discussion Forum to post comments, discuss issues and
    explore ideas on Constitutional Law.
4. Readers can stay updated on recent development on Constitutional Law through the
    SCC Online Blog.
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Contents
1. Constitution, Constitutional Law and Constitutionalism
2. A Brief View of the Constitution and Its Salient Features
3. Preamble
4. Doctrine of Separation of Powers
5. Executive
6. Mercy Power of the Executive and Executive Legislation
7. Legislature: Composition, Procedure and Privileges
8. Judiciary: Organisation of the Courts
9. Respective Power and Jurisdiction of the Supreme court and the Hight Courts
10. Federal Idea and an Overview of Indian Federalism
11. Centre - State Legislative Relations
12. Administrative Relations
13. Financial Relations
14. Emergency Provisions and Their Impact on Distribution of Powers
15. Freedom of Trade, Commerce and Intercourse throughout the Territory of India
16. Civil services and the Election Commission
17. Amendment of the Constitution
18. Judicial Review
Subject Index
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Author Details
Udai Raj Rai