The Pathology of Litigation - Diagnosis and Cares

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Description
The scheme of this book is to identify problems suffered in general by Litigants-find- ing causes and suggest structural and procedural measures as remedies. Work is spontaneous and has no reference to any other work. Suggestions, comments and crit- icism are welcome
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1. What Is Litigation
Chapter 2. Types of Litigation
Chapter 3. Civil Litigation
Chapter 4. Criminal Litigation
Chapter 5. Constitutional Litigation.
Chapter 6. Litigation Invoking Writ Jurisdiction
Chapter 7. Litigation Invoking Special Jurisdiction
Chapter 8. Litigation Involving Interpretation of Constitutional Provisions.
Chapter 9. Statute-related Litigation
Chapter 10. Public Interest Litigation
Chapter 11. Litigation under International Agreements
Chapter 12. Methods of Resolution
Chapter 13. Role of Lawyers in Litigation
Chapter 14. Role of Judges
Chapter 15. Diagnosis of Ailments
Chapter 16. Huge Delay in Resolution
Chapter 17. Availability of Judicial Time
Chapter 18. Management of Judicial Time
Chapter 19. Role of Body of Advocates
Chapter 20. Cost of Litigation
Chapter 21. Remedies: Some Suggestions
Chapter 22. Restructuring of Bar: Some Suggestions
Chapter 23. Unpredictable and Uncertain Results
Chapter 24. Incorrect and Inappropriate Exercise of Judicial Po
Chapter 25. Conclusions
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Author Details
Y. PRABHAKARA RAO has over 45 years of practice at the Supreme Court and other courts. He has over 54 reported judgments of the Supreme Court and one each of Delhi and Bombay High Courts in addition to over 220 unreported judgments. In addition to a large number of private cases, Rao has been representing and arguing cases for several public bodies including the Food Corporation of India, which recorded successive commendations for his contribution including the saving of Rs. 1,800 crores of recurring expenditure For the Public Exchequer. The Supreme Court designated Rao as "Senior Advocate