Description

Justice B P Banerjee’s Writ Remedies: Remediable Rights Under Public Law is the definitive authority on writ jurisdiction in India. Now in its Eighth Edition, this classic commentary provides an exhaustive analysis of judicial review and the enforcement of fundamental rights under Articles 32 and 226 of the Constitution of India.

Revised by Bhaskar Prosad Banerjee, this edition blends historical legal principles with contemporary judicial activism, making it an indispensable tool for navigating complex administrative and public law disputes.

Key Topics Covered

• The Five Prerogative Writs: In-depth study of Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Certiorari, Prohibition, and Quo Warranto.

• Judicial Review: Scope of judicial control over administrative actions and state authorities.

• Locus Standi & PIL: Evolution of standing and the rise of Public Interest Litigation in India.

• Drafting & Procedure: Practical guidelines, Model Petitions, and checklists for filing writ petitions.

• Comparative Law: Insights into writ systems in the UK, USA, and other common law jurisdictions.

• Constitutional Remedies: Exhaustive commentary on Article 32 and Article 226 powers.

Who Should Buy This Book?

• Advocates & Legal Practitioners: Specifically those practicing in the Supreme Court and various High Courts.

• Judiciary Aspirants: Critical for Mains examination preparation in Constitutional Law.

• Law Students: An essential reference for LL.B. and LL.M. coursework.

• Academics & Researchers: A rich source of case law and legal theory for public law research.

• Corporate Counsel & PSU Officers: To understand the limits of government authority and state action.

Why This Book?

Unlike standard textbooks, this LexisNexis publication offers thematic arrangements that allow practitioners to find relevant case laws instantly. It includes a dedicated section on Human Rights and updated precedents that reflect the current stance of the Indian Judiciary on administrative overreach.

About the Author & Publisher

Justice B. P. Banerjee was a distinguished judge of the Calcutta High Court whose expertise in Constitutional Law remains unparalleled. The revision by Bhaskar Prosad Banerjee, a Senior Standing Counsel and seasoned Advocate, ensures the content remains relevant to modern courtroom practice. LexisNexis is a global leader in legal publishing, known for high-quality, authoritative legal commentaries.