Textbook on Pleadings, Drafting and Conveyancing

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Description
The book has been written for the purpose of enabling Law Students to understand and grasp the principles of pleadings, drafting and conveyance of proprietary rights. The book is well recognized by the readers and therefore need the next edition with addition of certain new chapters that are included in the syllabus of Universities and Colleges imparting law courses throughout India. The short comment about the topic or chapter is intended to explain the scope, object and meaning of the expression like "Society", "Trust", "Arbitration" and "Bail", Notification etc. and the appropriate application, draft, pleading or deed or conveyance has been detailed with method of making it and also the very purpose of the required form under the legal strata. They afford material assistance in fixing the Principles in the mind of the reader / practitioner.
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Contents
PART 1:    PLEADINGS
Chapter 1:    Civil Suits
Chapter 2:    Drafting and Pleading
Chapter 3:    Specimen Applications, Plaints and Written Statements
Chapter 4:    Affidavits
Chapter 5:    Petitions in Case of Matrimonial Disputes
Chapter 6:    Civil Appeals
Chapter 7:    Revision
Chapter 8:    Caveat
Chapter 9:    The Right to Information Act, 2005
Chapter 10:   Writ Petitions
Chapter 11:   Criminal Cases
Chapter 12:   Society and Trust  
Chapter 13:   Abritration
PART II :    Conveyance
Appendix 1 - The Suits Valuation Act, 1887
Appendix 2 - The Court-Fees Act, 1870
Appendix 3 - The Limitation Act, 1963
Appendix 4 - The Registration Act, 1908
Appendix 5 - Bar Council of India Rules.
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Author Details
Dr. A.B. Kafaltiya, M.A., LL.B., ph.D. Reader in Law, Bareilly College, Bareilly
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