Extraordinary Trials from Law Courts

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Description
DURING MY THIRTY-SIX YEARS' PRACTICE AT THE BAR, I HAVE conducted, witnessed and read hundreds of criminal and civil cases. Some of them were so interesting and thrilling that they have stuck to my memory. This book is a narration of some important sensational trials that came to my knowledge in the course of my professional experience. Some of the facts narrated are stranger than fiction. Not only the lawyer, but also the general public will, I hope, see something in these trials which may be of value to them from a higher point of view. A lawyer gets ample opportunities of studying human nature in its various aspects and phases. If this book can stimulate readers' interest in the study and understanding of human nature, my humble attempt as an author will be a source of no small satisfaction to me.
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 : A Floating Head.
Chapter 2 : Hanged Man Intervenes
Chapter 3 : A Fakir Sees into the Future
Chapter 4 : A Leaking Bowl
Chapter 5 : Crocodile Tears.
Chapter 6 : Sacrifice
Chapter  7 : A False Prophet
Chapter  8 : Married Love
Chapter  9 : The Episode of the Table Fan.
Chapter  10 : Strange Destiny
Chapter  11 : Mahmood, the Crafty
Chapter 12 : Hard Fate
Chapter 13 : The Trial of Mahatma Gandhi.
Chapter 14 : Pigott the Over-clever.
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Author Details
Bhawani Lal, BA (Hons), LLB. Advocate, Supreme Court of India Delhi