Moot Court - Pre-Trial Preparations and Participation in Trial Proceedings

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Description
It is a matter of pleasure for me to present the Fifth Edition of the Book "Moot .Court, Pre-Trial Preparations and Participation in Trial Proceedings" in the hands of the readers. It has provided me an opportunity to bring the Book up-to-date. In the light of the relevant judicial decisions and the statutory changes published up to April, 2012, the whole text has been revised. In the collection and selection of the materials the author has exercised his full discretion. Whatever materials have been considered by the author as relevant for the readers have been included in the book. The author has worked as a law teacher from 1971 to June 2011 and on the basis of his vast experience as a law teacher has selected the materials useful to the readers and hope that the materials so collected will meet the object for which the book has been written. The author has been awarded D.Phil. Degree in Law by the University of Allahabad for his thesis entitled—"Changing Dimensions of Contempt of Court"—A challenge, to Majesty of Law in India. Some of the important materials thereof have been included in the book.
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Contents
Chapter I - Moot Court
1.    Meaning and Importance
2.    Difference between Moot Court and Court
3.    Manner of organizing or conducting the Moot Court
4.    Factors for Success
Chapter II - Judicial System in India
1.    Hierarchy  of Courts
2.    Union Judiciary - Supreme Court
3.    State Judiciary - High Court and Subordinate Courts
4.    High Court for Union Territories (Article 241)
Chapter III - Interviewing Technique
Chapter IV - Pre-Trial Preparations and Participation in Trial Proceedings - Civil Matters
1.    Procedure before heading
2.    Procedure in Suits during hearing
3.    Procedure in Suit after hearing
4.    Applications and Affidavits
Chapter V - Pre-trail Preparation and Participation in Trial Proceedings - Criminal Matters
1.    Introduction
2.    Pre-trial Preparation
3.    Important Concepts
4.    Criminal Courts and Officers
5.    Appeals
6.    Reference and Revision
7.    Transfer of Criminal Cases
Chapter VI - Procedure in Contempt Cases
1.    Introduction
2.    Contempt of Courts - Its Meaning and Categories
3.    Procedure in Contempt Cases
Chapter VII - Drafting of Writ Petition
1.    Parts of Writ Petition
2.    Example of Writ Petition
3.    Ambit of Writ Juridiction of the Supreme Court and High Courts
Chapter VIII - Art of Cross-Examination and Argument
1.    Introduction
2.    Important Concepts
3.    Examination of Witnesses
4.    Order or stage of Examination of witnesses
5.    Arguments
Chapter IX - Consumer disputes Redressal Agencies and Central Administrative Tribunal
1.    Consumer Disputes Redressal Agencies
2.    Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT)
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Author Details
Dr. Kailash Rai, M.A., LL.M., D.Phil (Law), Professor of Law, University of Allahabad (Author of Constitutional Law of India)